Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection makes the PS3’s best action games even better
Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection is pure bliss. Going on adventures and dangerous expeditions as the charming Nathan Drake is some of the best fun...
3 ways the original PlayStation changed gaming forever
Twenty years ago, Sony released its first console and changed the industry forever. GamesBeat already talked about its rough launch line-up and its five most important games. Today, here are three ways the original PlayStation changed the gaming world.
The original PlayStation’s 5 most important games
A console is only as good as its games, and the PlayStation had a lot of fantastic ones. Yesterday, we talked about the system’s...
Remembering the PlayStation’s mediocre launch lineup 20 years later
Twenty years ago today, the Sony PlayStation came out in the U.S., establishing a dominant new brand in the gaming world. Still, the anniversary isn’t...
Sony adds the classic PlayStation boot screen to PlayStation 4’s Sharefactory
Sony’s letting you add old-school touches to your PlayStation 4 gameplay videos. Sony Computer Entertainment is celebrating PlayStation’s 20th anniversary in Sharefactory, the video editing...
Metal Gear Solid’s most memorable moments
The Metal Gear Solid series is full of some of the best and most memorable moments in video games. Ever since Metal Gear Solid released...
This is the rare PlayStation console built by Sony and Nintendo
Someone uploaded photos of the unreleased "Play Station" console.
March 2015 NPD: PlayStation 4 is the top-selling console, No. 1 in software sales
Bloodborne's debut contributes to a great month for Sony's PlayStation division.
Enter the Gungeon has over 200 guns — like one that’s an alien ant face and barfs poison slime
That’s the thinking of Dodge Roll Games, the makers of upcoming PS4 and PC title Enter the Gungeon. And that’s not a typo — this mixes classic dungeon-crawling with gunfighting, so the name fits it.
Sony’s old CD-ROM-based gaming magazine returns as a bi-weekly video show
PlayStation Underground was a CD-ROM-based magazine from the late 1990s that focused on all things PlayStation, which Sony published for use in the PlayStation and PlayStation 2. It eventually transitioned into part of the print PlayStation Magazine before it disappeared in late 2001.