PS4 News

Just yesterday, Sony released a trailer that featured a few closeups of the ever-elusive PS4 console. Websites have been piecing the images together for quite some time now, and here's what one Reddit user came up with.

Amongst its plethora of new features, a new job posting suggests that Sony could be interested in bringing some kind of voice recognition to the PlayStation 4. All the details can be found inside!

Just a few moments ago, Sony's PlayStation Europe account tweeted out a massive sneak peek at the new PlayStation 4 Console.

PlayStation 4 currently has double the social media popularity as Microsoft's Next-XBOX. It may all change after this Tuesday though, with the Next XBOX reveal.

Warning! Spoilers ahead in this one. But Some juicy, juicy details and screenshots.

With the infamous Xbox event a mere week away, there's no denying that some of the PS4's buzz has faded. However, if you asked analyst Michael Pachter, he would tell you that not all is as bad as it seems.

While the verdict still remains unclear with regards to the next-generation Xbox and its "always on" features, the PS4 is taking a firm stance in the negative. See the official word here!

So nearing a year of this rumor of Sony and Microsoft not allowing used games on their consoles, Forbes this morning reported that neither company were going to block their loyal customers from buying used games from retailers.

By now we've probably all heard about the PS4's "Share" feature, but did you know that you may not be able to activate it at all times? Find out all the details here!

It's time for another edition of the editorial designed for all you lovely DashHackers! Want to hear about Wii U woes and some next-generation rumors? One Hacker's Opinion has your popular news with just a little extra spin on top!

Could Ubisoft have just outed the PS4/XBOX release date? This is not the first time Ubisoft have done this. Watch Dogs was confirmed as a launch title for the PlayStation 4 and for "other next gen platforms".

Details have been a bit scarce on the PS4 since its initial launch announcement, but what we all want to know is how much it will cost. Sony Worldwide Vice President Michael Denny didn't give us a number, but we have clues!

A few weeks ago, I published a Gaming Shades of Grey story about DRM that got quite a few of you talking. Since we've already hashed out the debate part of the issue, let's take a look at a few of the games and foibles that caused DRM to become such a hot industry topic.

As you might know, Sony's PS4 panel at the Game Developer's Conference just recently came to an end. While there weren't any massive revelations to be found, there's certainly enough to keep watchers of this new console quite intrigued.

Sometimes getting through a game can be a difficult process, but is it okay for a hardcore gamer to use a guide or walkthrough to help them out? I'll lay out the issue, and you can tell me what you think!

In an interview with Gamespot, nVidia were pretty upfront on the their involvement with Sony's upcoming 8th generation console the PS4. The company stated that they wanted nothing to do with supplying Sony the means of using their graphics chip on the console.

Nintendo's tailspin continues. After reports of poor sales in Japan against rival Sony, it seems the Federal Jury wanted to just put the final blow to Nintendo this week. Nintendo were found guilty this morning after a patent infringement was taken to court after longtime Sony employee and inventor Seijiro Tomita claimed $30.2 million in compensatory damages over alleged claims that Nintendo stole the 3D technology used on their handheld system.

With talk of the SimCity debacle still hot on the mouths of gamers, there's an ethical question that comes to mind: is DRM as good a thing for the industry as it pretends to be, or is it just one more nuisance to work around? Let's take a look at the debate!

With the announcement of the PS4 and the Wii U already on shelves, it's safe to say that the next generation of home consoles is upon us. With that said, the standards for performance are slowly being established thanks to a lot of the things we already use today. If your new machine doesn't take advantage of these current trends in tech, you best rethink your strategy!

Last week was of course a busy one to consider in terms of the Sony and iOS scene. For once, other than rumors we got some concrete facts about the PS4 that should please gamers everywhere, free games for PS3, and the jailbreak community getting bigger. My opinion on all of this is just one click away!