PlayStation Now seems like gold on paper. You can stream more than 600 games from PS4, Ps3 and Ps2 for a one-off or subscription fee. In reality, streaming isn’t the most reliable way to play games. Whenever the connection drops, the game stops and depending on your internet connection, games could run how they were meant to, or much, much worse.
Sony added PS4 games to the mix last year, and while not all titles are there, Now is becoming more of a compelling argument given that one game could easily cost you $60 while a year’s subscription of Now is $99. Read More...
The PS4 Pro hits stores today, with likely millions of gamers picking up the new, upgraded console. Some of these buyers are first time owners, jumping into the PS4 environment for the first time. However, others are looking for an upgrade, jumping from the original PS4 to its new big brother. If you’re in that latter group, you are probably wanting to know how to transfer your data from the old PS4 to the PS4 Pro. Read More...
To prevent children and parents from buying R18+ video games, Target Australia is using plain packaging to display on its store shelves.
The above picture was posted by a user from NeoGAF from his local Target store in Australia. As you can see, the video game packaging just shows the big R18+ logo and nothing else.
Plain packaging is supposed to discourage young people and parents from buying games that they shouldn’t be playing. Read More...
