Sony’s gaming systems have been difficult to develop for since the days of the PlayStation 2. At the time Sony didn’t care as it had market dominance. When Sony tried the same thing with the PlayStation 3 and its Cell processor, it suffered greatly. Developers moved to the Xbox 360 early on did not look [Read More]
PlayStation 4 users will be unable to play their games from the past generations of the Sony consoles directly from their disc however, they will be able to access games from PlayStation 1, PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 via cloud thanks to the new Gaikai streaming service. David Perry from Gaikai told the audience of [Read More]
During the PlayStation 4 event, Sony noted that the upcoming platform will focus more about taking the PlayStation out of the living room and focus more on the gamer. The PlayStation will feature an x86 chip, 8GB of speedy GDDR5 RAM and on-board HDD storage. The company also introduced a much anticipated new controller, which [Read More]
The new PlayStation 4 Controller was reveiled tonight in Sony’s Livestream. The hardware is the next controller in the Dualshock series, it differs from previous Dualshock controllers as it has its own touchpad and “Light Bar” for user identification. The Light Bar will also be used for advanced motion control; connecting the controller motions to [Read More]
The Playstation 4 will come with a DualShock 3 style controller. The difference is that it is rumoured to have a touch pad similar to the PSVita, which can detect two-point multi touch. This new controller will also feature vibration, have improved tilt correction and RGB LED lights. One other new feature which was predicted [Read More]