PlayStation 4 versus PlayStation 3: How Sony regrouped after its arrogant PS3 launch
Sony learned a lot since it launched its last console in 2006, and the results are evident in the performance of the PS4.
New consoles will drive global game business to $96 billion by 2018
Forecast gets a big upgrade. Growth from $68 billion in 2013 will be driven by strong console sales.
More than half of PlayStation 4 owners subscribe to PS Plus
Sony has sold 4.2 million PS4s, and many of those gamers are also members of Sony's premium online-gaming service.
Couch play: Why developers are championing for more local multiplayer games
Local multiplayer is a more viable option for indies -- and a huge part of what makes gaming special to the rest of us. We talk to the creators of Towerfall, Samurai Gunn, and Tiny Brains, among others, to find out why.
PlayStation 4 boosts bigger bottom line for Sony’s game division
While Sony Computer Entertainment racks up gains, the wider company is making sweeping changes.
At its peak, Twitch’s traffic quashes Amazon, Hulu, Facebook, and Pandora
Twitch's 1.8 percent of peak Internet traffic is fourth overall. The video game broadcasting service is behind only Netflix, Google, and Apple.
Blind, disabled, and gay: How one game journalist deals with barriers and prejudice (interview)
Kingett also talks about how developers and hardware makers can be more disabled-friendly and why perspectives like his are so important to the conversation.
This is what’s different in tonight’s PlayStation 4 firmware update
PlayStation 4 firmware 1.60 will add support for virtual surround sound in headsets, stability improvements, and muting the camera's microphone.
Octodad: Dadliest Catch review — Silly and revealing
Octodad's struggles might even make you tear up.
Battlefield 4, FIFA 14 help EA capture 35% of Xbox One and PlayStation 4 game sales last quarter
The company's older games didn't perform as expected over the holidays, but the publisher is looking to the future with the new consoles from Sony and Microsoft.