Category Archives: PS4

Developers are currently taking receipt of a new PlayStation 4 dev kit, VG247 has been told today, with a final version slated to appear in January. Yes, it’ll have Blu-ray. No, it isn’t being made in Japan.

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Mafia studio 2K Czech was rumoured to be developing Mafia 3 for PS4 & Xbox 720 back in August, and now the studio has begun hiring several key personnel for a new, unannounced triple-a title.

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Warren Spector believes the future of games lies in connectivity between consoles and smartphones.

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Sony acquired Dave Perry’s cloud gaming service Gaika earlier this year, and a new teaser has hinted at what both companies have in store for it. The service’s official site has been updated with a teaser image full of PS3-exclusive content.

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Next-gen consoles, whether the hardware will be called PS4 or Xbox 720 is anyone’s guess, will be the last of the “traditional” boxes according to many industry folks, and Blizzard’s Rob Pardo suspects the same as well.

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Lots of goodies in this week’s update to the US arm of the PlayStation Store, including a hefty pile of new PS3 and PSN games and loads of DLC.

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Nvidia’s GeForce Grid Cloud Gaming general manager Phil Eisler believes the next iteration of consoles will be the last as cloud gaming will become the “predominant way that people play games.”

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With industry analysts, retailers, and publishers expecting next generation consoles to release next year at the earliest, Wedbush’s Michael Pachter believes 2014 is more likely. At least for the next-Xbox.

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Gamestop has predicted that Wii U will launch before the year is out, and that 2013 will bring see one next-gen console launching, but hasn’t disclosed if it will be Xbox 720 or PS4.

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Strike Suit Zero has a new PAX trailer out and it gives you almost three minutes of space shooting action. It’s due on PC via Steam, Origin and other digital distributors in the fall, and will arrive on PS3 and Xbox 360 in early 2013.

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EA Labels president Frank Gibeau believes Sony and Microsoft will release the next set of consoles “in about a year’s time.”

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Industry analyst Colin Sebastian has voiced concern over whether Wii U will have enough momentum at retail with a new Xbox and PS4 “arriving in 2013.”

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Whore of the Orient is the next game from LA Noire developer Team Bondi. It’s heading to next-gen consoles. The team has also revealed the game’s first screenshot.

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Remedy’s working on an unannounced project for next-gen systems, according to the firm’s head of franchise development, Oskari Hakkinen.

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A PlayStation patent filed by Sony for turning “television commercials into interactive network video games,” have been dug up by GameNMotion.

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PS4 is rumored to support 4K resolution playback, according to a report on BGR. The report cites a source who said it’s just one of the tech incentives Sony will offer to get consumers to upgrade. Sony’s first step, according to the report, is the selling of 4K Blu-ray players which it’s already doing, and the next is the upcoming 80-inch XBR LED television set, which supports 4K resolution, or 3096 x 3072. The next PlayStation model will be step three, if the report is accurate. Sony has not announced its next console. Thanks, AGB.

WipEout was in development for PS4 before Studio Liverpool was closed today, a source has told Eurogamer.

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EA labels president Frank Gibeau has decided to tease the masses by stating he has already laid eyes on the next-generation of consoles from Microsoft and Sony.

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GameStop CEO Paul Raines has said the lull in sales of packages products is just par for the course due to an extended console cycle.

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Superannuation has posted another sleuth feature on Kotaku, and it, the anonymous researcher has cited the resume of Infinity Ward’s lead engineer and project manager, Andrew Aye. The CVG states he is working on an “unannounced title,” which is likely Modern Warfare 4 which is set for a release sometime in 2013 – if previous releases are any indication. Platforms noted for the game were Xbox 360, PS3, PC DX11, and “TBA” – which could either mean Wii U or the next console from Sony or Microsoft. Aye also noted he’s hard at it on “support game and engine development”, as well as being “responsible for setting technical direction and design for a new high-end DX11 code base”. This has lead Super to conclude the next CoD game from Infinity War will “be an entirely different game from the current-generation versions, as was the case for Call of Duty 2.”