Korean indie title ‘No Case Should Remain Unsolved’ is set to make its PlayStation 5 debut on August 19, following its successful release on PC and Nintendo Switch, where it garnered overwhelmingly positive reviews. This narrative-driven adventure, developed by Somi, invites players to step into the shoes of a detective, piecing together fragmented testimonies to solve intricate cases.
In a recent discussion, former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden expressed concerns regarding the diminishing diversity in video games, attributing this trend to the escalating costs associated with developing new titles. Layden, who led PlayStation’s global studios, reflected on an era where innovative and eccentric games flourished, particularly during the PlayStation 1 generation. As first reported by GamesRadar+, he believes that financial pressures have hindered creativity in the industry.
A legal battle is brewing in the Netherlands as a consumer group has filed a lawsuit against Sony Interactive Entertainment, alleging that the company is monopolizing the pricing and usage of digital games. This action highlights a growing concern over the future of physical game discs and the implications of digital ownership.
This week brings a fresh wave of gaming experiences to players, featuring a diverse lineup that includes Kyoto Xanadu, eBASEBALL: PRO SPIRIT 2026, and Culdcept BEGINS. As first reported by Gematsu, these titles are poised to capture the attention of both seasoned veterans and newcomers to the gaming world.
Activision has officially announced that players on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 can enjoy crossplay in the newly released ports of Call of Duty: Black Ops 1 and 2. This clarification comes after a wave of confusion and disappointment from fans following the surprise launch of these classics last week, as first reported by IGN.
The Finals continues to make waves in the competitive gaming landscape, with its latest update, Season 11, marking a significant milestone in player experience and game design. As first reported by Push Square, the developers at Embark Studios have made strides in refining the gameplay, ensuring that both newcomers and seasoned veterans benefit from these enhancements.
Sony’s recent announcement to halt the production of physical discs for the PlayStation 5 by 2028 is still causing ripples in the gaming landscape. Initially met with a wave of backlash, the outrage appears to be subsiding, but a new rumor from Xbox could reignite the conversation and draw renewed ire toward Sony. As first reported by Push Square, the timing of this potential announcement from Xbox is strikingly close to Sony’s controversial decision, suggesting a brewing rivalry that could further polarize gamers.
It seems that nostalgia reigns supreme for Call of Duty fans, as recent reports indicate that the PS5 ports of Black Ops 1 and 2 are attracting more players than the most recent installment, Black Ops 7. As first reported by Push Square, these classic titles have skyrocketed to the top of the PlayStation Store’s sales charts, indicating a significant player engagement that has caught the attention of .
In an intriguing development for fans of both fighting games and comic books, Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls has revealed new details about its single player mode, which will feature a narrative-driven experience crafted by acclaimed writer Kieron Gillen. As first reported by Push Square, the game will present five distinct stories, each spotlighting one of the main teams from the Marvel universe.
In a recent announcement, Santa Monica Studio has confirmed that its highly anticipated title, God of War: Laufey, will be available as a physical disc for the PlayStation 5 ahead of Sony’s planned cessation of disc production in January 2028. This news comes as a relief to fans who have voiced concerns about the diminishing availability of physical media in gaming.
Activision’s recent port of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 has surprised fans by retaining one of the game’s most contentious features,the emblem editor. This nostalgic tool allows players to craft custom emblems using a variety of shapes and colors, leading to some creative expressions. However, as first reported by PC Gamer, the emblem editor has also reignited conversations about the potential for offensive content, including the misuse of symbols such as swastikas.
Call of Duty: Black Ops, a beloved entry in the iconic franchise, has made its way to the PlayStation 5. However, as first reported by Push Square, this release raises eyebrows rather than cheers. While the original game was a multiplayer phenomenon during its heyday on the PS3, many are questioning the value of this barebones port nearly two decades later.
Rockstar Games is raising the stakes in GTA Online with the upcoming Kortz Center Heist, which launches on July 14 for PS5 and PS4 players. This major update is designed to cater to art aficionados, bringing an engaging new mission that promises both solo and cooperative gameplay options. As first reported by Push Square, players will need to own a Mansion to participate and can expand their property with a new Art Studio extension.
In a recent development that has players buzzing, Activision has confirmed that there are no plans to bring the iconic Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 to the Nintendo Switch. This announcement comes on the heels of the surprise release of both titles for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 earlier this week. As first reported by Nintendo Life, the absence of Switch ports has led many to question the future of this beloved franchise on Nintendo’s platform.
Recent findings from a poll conducted by Push Square shed light on a troubling trend for PlayStation, revealing that a significant 45% of surveyed gamers are contemplating a shift to PC gaming. This data comes from over 6,500 respondents, with only 23% expressing a commitment to staying with PlayStation despite the hurdles faced during this generation.
Activision has surprised players by making both Call of Duty: Black Ops and its sequel, Black Ops 2, available on the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. As first reported by Push Square, these beloved titles can now be purchased on the PlayStation Store for £34.99 or $39.99 each. However, players with a PS Plus subscription can take advantage of a substantial 50 percent discount, reducing the price to just £17.49 or $19.99 until August 6, 2026.
Astrolabe Games has officially announced an impressive lineup of titles set to be released on PlayStation 5 between 2026 and 2027. This news was shared through a vibrant sizzle reel, showcasing a diverse range of projects that promise to capture players’ imaginations. As first reported by Gematsu, the studio is doubling down on its commitment to physical releases, signaling a shift back to tangible gaming experiences in an increasingly digital world.
The PlayStation 5 Pro has garnered attention for its enhanced performance capabilities, particularly with the release of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced. As first reported by Wccftech, this remastered version of the classic action-adventure title showcases the console’s ability to deliver breathtaking visuals and smooth gameplay.
Sony has confirmed its participation as a major exhibitor at the Tokyo Game Show (TGS) 2026, signaling an exciting opportunity for fans to discover new PlayStation 5 titles. This marks the third consecutive year the company will have a presence at this iconic event, which is a staple in the gaming calendar.
Escape the Backrooms, the latest entry in the burgeoning horror genre, invites players to gather their friends for a unique blend of terror and laughter. As first reported by Push Square, this four-player online co-op experience may initially come across as a quick cash grab, but it offers more than meets the eye.
In a bold statement following Sony’s announcement that it will cease production of physical game discs for PlayStation by 2028, industry analyst Mat Piscatella shared a stark reminder about consumer loyalty in the gaming world. As first reported by GameSpot, Piscatella emphasized that feelings of loyalty toward consoles such as PlayStation or Xbox mean little to the corporations behind them.
Sony has ignited a wave of discontent among gamers with its recent announcement that it will cease the production of disc-based games by January 2028. This pivotal shift towards a digital-only future has not only ruffled the feathers of but has also captured the attention of industry veterans, including David Hayter, the voice of Solid Snake from the iconic Metal Gear Solid series. As first reported by Push Square, Hayter has openly expressed his concerns regarding this monumental change.
The highly anticipated sequel, Mortal Shell II, is officially set to launch on August 20 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S consoles, as first reported by Gematsu. This follow-up to the original 2020 title promises to build upon its predecessor’s trademark elements while introducing new mechanics that aim to enhance the overall player experience.
Recent previews for The Blood of Dawnwalker have ignited a wave of enthusiasm among players and critics alike, with many labeling it a potential Game of the Year contender. As first reported by Push Square, the game, developed by a team of former CD Projekt Red employees, showcases a blend of compelling storytelling and intricate gameplay mechanics that have captured attention.
Soccer fans, especially those with a love for anime, may have found their next obsession in Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters. As first reported by Push Square, this sequel is positioned to deliver an exhilarating experience that aims to capture the spirit of Yoichi Takahashi’s beloved 80s sports manga. While it didn’t make its debut in time for the current World Cup, the game is generating buzz leading up to its release on PlayStation 5.
A growing wave of discontent among gamers has prompted a fervent campaign to preserve the physical disc format for PlayStation. A petition titled “Don’t Kill the Disc,” launched on Change.org in response to Sony’s shocking announcement to cease the production of physical game discs by January 2028, has garnered over 170,000 signatures, as first reported by Eurogamer.
Former PlayStation executive Shawn Layden recently expanded on his controversial remarks regarding the PlayStation Vita, suggesting that Sony should have focused on developing a PlayStation Portable 2 instead. As first reported by Eurogamer, Layden’s comments have sparked discussions about the direction of handheld gaming and the choices made by Sony during the Vita’s development.
Míster Jagger’s quirky horror-comedy adventure, OH DEMON! Fix My TV, is set to arrive on PlayStation 5 later this year. The game will be accessible in both digital and physical formats, including Standard and Collector’s Editions, as first reported by GamesPress.
Retro gaming enthusiasts have something to look forward to this winter, as Jaleco has announced the launch of two new collections, Jaleco Arcade Collection Vol. 1 and Vol. 2. Each collection brings together a nostalgic selection of 16 classic arcade games originally developed by the renowned studio. As first reported by Gematsu, these compilations will be available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC platforms.
Retro gaming enthusiasts will have much to look forward to with the announcement of two new collections featuring a total of 16 titles developed by Jaleco. As first reported by Nintendo Life, these collections are slated for release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC, bringing a wave of nostalgia to both longtime fans and new players alike.
In a surprising turn of events, Undead Labs has confirmed that State of Decay 3 is actively in development for the PlayStation 5, marking a significant departure from its previous partnership with Xbox. This news comes as a shock to many fans who have been following the evolution of the series, which has been closely associated with the Xbox platform since its inception.
In a thrilling announcement that sent ripples through the fighting game community, developer Arc System Works has confirmed that Guilty Gear Strive will be introducing a second guest character as part of its ongoing Season 5. The new addition is slated for release in winter 2026, and it’s already generating buzz among fans eager to see who will join the roster. This revelation was first reported by Push Square.
The gaming landscape is on the brink of transformation as the digital age takes a firmer grip on the industry. Following the recent announcement from Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games that Grand Theft Auto VI would be released exclusively in digital format, there has been a significant uproar among gamers. Adding fuel to the fire, Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed its plan to halt production of new game discs by 2028, a move that many see as a troubling sign for the future of physical gaming.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls, the highly anticipated tag-team fighting game from Arc System Works, is facing a significant roadblock before its launch in August 2026. As first reported by IGN, the game has been blocked in 132 countries due to restrictions related to the PlayStation Network (PSN). This development has left many players frustrated and wondering about the implications for their gaming experience.
In an unsettling turn for gaming enthusiasts, Hideo Kojima, the mastermind behind iconic titles like Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, has expressed his apprehension about an increasingly digital future. His comments come on the heels of Sony’s announcement that it will cease production of physical PlayStation discs by January 2028. As first reported by IGN, Kojima shared his sentiments during a recent dialogue at the Il Cinema in Piazza film festival in Rome.
Achieving a platinum trophy is a coveted milestone for many gamers, representing not just skill but a commitment to mastering every aspect of a game. My journey toward unlocking the platinum trophy in Kena: Bridge of Spirits was filled with both triumphs and shortcuts, making for an unforgettable experience.
This past weekend, PlayStation fans found themselves in a whirlwind of confusion and concern as a clause in the European version of the company’s Terms of Service made waves online. The clause suggests that manufacturing of physical games will cease in January 2028, igniting alarms among players worried about the future of their game collections.
Hideo Kojima, the celebrated game designer known for his groundbreaking work on titles like Metal Gear Solid and Death Stranding, recently expressed his sadness over Sony’s decision to cease production of physical PlayStation discs by January 2028. Speaking at the Italian film festival Il Cinema in Piazza in Rome, Kojima tackled the topic with his characteristic depth and insight.
In a recent turn of events, PlayStation 5 users have reported a glitch that affects the playtime tracker feature for physical games. The bug seems to remove playtime tracking exclusively for disc-based titles, leaving players puzzled and frustrated. As first reported by Push Square, the issue has sparked considerable discussion among the player base, particularly in light of Sony’s ongoing efforts to transition towards a more digital-centric gaming landscape.
At this year’s Anime Expo, Crunchyroll unveiled the first character designs for its highly anticipated adaptation of Ghost of Tsushima, focused specifically on the game’s Legends multiplayer mode. As first reported by IGN, attendees were treated to a visually striking presentation showcasing the designs for the Assassin, Ronin, and Hunter characters. These figures will play a crucial role in the narrative, interacting with Jin Sakai, the game’s central character and one of the last samurai tasked with saving Tsushima Island.
