Some clean and clear still shots of Sony's PS4 user interface have appeared online, giving gamers their first chance to imagine sitting in front of it for 16 hours a day. It's blue, it's boxy, it's pretty enough. Read More >>
As well as not really knowing when it's going to come out in most bits of the world, Sony also seems to be unsure of how to answer the tricky question of whether PS4 contains any form of system to block the playing and installation of pre-owned games. Read More >>
Featured comment by Eldwafio:
"You know what? While I actually find myself agreeing with some of the points you raise CP, I find your replies to be arrogant and unnecessarily abusiv..." More »
Yet more rumours regarding what Sony will/won't say at today's supposed PS4 unveiling have appeared, with sources claiming the machine will launch in two separate hardware versions for around £280 and £340. Read More >>
Featured comment by Mr Tennent:
"I bought mine just after they realised they'd made a mistake with the pricing and although still the same price. They bumped it up with a choice of 2 ..." More »
Building Sony's next-gen home console out of PC components looks like it'll have a significant effect of the machine's retail price, with reports claiming it'll arrive with a tag of less than £300. Much better than PS3's disastrous £425. Read More >>
Conflicting rumours have emerged about the announcement of Microsoft and Sony's next big home consoles, with a Sony Japan boss pointing to a May reveal -- and other sources claiming it could be on show as soon as March. Read More >>
It looks like we'll have another stonking games hardware battle coming soon, with Sony's PS4 expected to arrive as early as spring of 2014 -- a few months after Microsoft's next console appears at the end of 2013. Read More >>
Featured comment by Rikka:
"Does it matter when a console is released?
Not hugely, no. The time of release does not dictate it's success. It makes sense for them to have it r..." More »
Seemingly reliable sources inside video game developers have confirmed that Sony's PS4 development hardware, currently codenamed Orbis, has arrived, with an early, AMD-based kit now in the hands of the car and shooting game makers of the world. Read More >>
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"It's the only game I've ever played the whole way through as I was desperate to be able to tootle around London without getting nobbled by the Crooks ..." More »