Sony promised to bring in Seven new games and right now they've fulfilled their promise. Without exaggerating more let's go on with list of seven games revealed. AI-Limit is pitched as a hardcore action role-playing game from Palm Pioneer’s Sense Games studio. In it, players take control of heroine Arrisa, who, relying on her abilities, will need to thwart a force that threatens the future of the world.

Ubisoft's online shooter sequel The Division 2 is mere days away from its March 15th launch now, but PS4 owners might want to prepare themselves for a bit of an extended wait before play can commence; the game's day one update on PS4 will weigh in at a mammoth 90GB.

Amy Hennig has been in the industry a while now, long enough to earn a Lifetime Achievement Award. Over the course of her career, nearly everything about the job has changed. But speaking with GamesIndustry.biz before accepting that honor at last month's DICE Summit in Las Vegas, Hennig says there is at least one constant in game development, namely human nature. In her estimation, the big challenge any team faces will stem from "human beings being human beings."

Hidetaka Miyaaki, who you may recognize as the creator and director of Dark Souls and Bloodborne, has expressed interest in making a battle royale and/or a live service game. Speaking to The Telegraph, the revered visionary teased that he and the studio he runs, FromSoftware, could yet make a battle royale or games-as-a-service title, which are increasingly dominating the market. Or, at the very least, he and his team are thinking about it.

CD Projekt said a week ago that Cyberpunk 2077 will be at this year's E3—not terribly surprising, since it was at the previous E3 too, but it was nonetheless reassuring to have it confirmed. That naturally fueled expectations, including ours, that the game will be out either late this year or early next. But it's possible that might be a little optimistic, as a new PlayStation video says that there's still a lot of work to be done.

One of the earliest memories I have is playing the original Legend of Zelda, a game which, while tame by today’s standards, features a level of violence. From that day, I was hooked, not just on violent games, but all of them. As I’ve grown older, I’ve come to realise that certain games – most of which involve some kind of combat – are my go-to for stress relief.

Several outlets went live today with the final hands-on previews of Sony Interactive Entertainment Bend Studio’s Days Gone, which include new gameplay and screenshots.

At this point, God of War is one of the most beloved and highest selling series in the industry. So much so that it’s hard to imagine it could ever have been anything else. However, on Twitter, series creator David Jaffe reveals that something as basic as the name of the game was up in question originally.

Nintendo, it seems, is getting in trouble with its smartphone development partners for being nice. Per sources of the Wall Street Journal, Nintendo is concerned about being seen as greedy by consumers, and actively tells its partners - including DeNA and CyberAgent - to adjust games so that players don't spend too much. As for why a publicly listed company would try to make less money, a Nintendo employee apparently told WSJ that the company sees smartphone games more as advertising for its core console business than a straight moneymaking opportunity.

Days Gone is a much-anticipated action horror game set in a post-apocalyptic open world. The game is coming exclusively for PS4 this April and ahead of its official release, we got a chance to have an interview with the Community Manager of Bend Studio (the developer for Days Gone), David Lee. Read on below for the new details he told us!

There’s been a lot of rumblings about The Last of Us Part II in recent weeks, including (suspect) “leaks” of a 2019 release date. And while so much of the game is still a mystery, some relatively unnoticed character art surfaced from the Lead Character Artist at Naughty Dog. And it certainly shows the power that the PS4 is able to push, assuming we can get this definition on all consoles.

SimCity just turned 30. It has introduced millions of players to the joys and frustrations of zoning, street grids and infrastructure funding. For a generation of pros who build the places where we live, it was their first taste of planning as a career.

It's been two long years since The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild rewired the connections inside my brain. It messed me up. In some ways you might say it ruined video games. Other video games. Sure, in the time since its release I've played other games, I might have even enjoyed some of those games. But every single one of them have been filtered through the earth-shattering prism that is Nintendo's Breath of the Wild. And trust me, it's not a flattering light.

I knew that Apex Legends wasn’t done spitting out huge, impressive numbers after its meteoric success early last month, and today we have the biggest number to date. Respawn has revealed that in exactly a month since launch, Apex Legends has amassed 50 million players. This is after hitting 1 million players in eight hours, 10 million in three days and 25 million in its first week. 50 million in a month shows the pace is finally slowing a bit, as if that matters at all with this record breaking playerbase accumulation.

Anthem has been out for a while now. Bioware has also released multiple updates for the game after testing it out with some pre-release beta tests and demos. Despite this all, Anthem doesn’t appear to offer a completely smooth experience and one crucial bug from the demo has slipped unnoticed by Bioware.

Nintendo has been doing great in the past year. The Nintendo Switch is the fastest-selling console of the current generation, and Nintendo sold more games than any other publisher during 2018. Six of the top 20 selling games in 2018 were actually Nintendo Switch exclusives. Compared to Sony and Microsoft who were trying to turn PlayStation and Xbox into large entertainment brands, Nintendo is focusing on making games more portable, accessible, and just plain fun with the Switch.

While we still don’t know a lot of what the hell is happening in The Last of Us Part II, it appears we may have some info on the release window. The image below has been making the rounds on social media today, which came from Peruvian gaming retailer LAWGAMERS. The advertisement, which has since been deleted from their site, shows two prices for the game for pre-order and final cost.

CD Projekt Red has just scored another talented executive, with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt's Game Director taking the role of Design Director. There’s no question that The Witcher 3 raised the bar on game design, with the game lauded from every outlet under the sun. And following a recent promotion, we can expect CD Projekt Red’s upcoming title to have the same quality.

As a gamer parent, I long for the day when I can play side-by-side with my beloved progeny. Overtly or not, I think most of us hope that our kids will turn out to be mini Pokémon trainers or enthusiastic Destiny squadmates. But what’s the best way to introduce children to games?

None of the renowned fighting games prior to Street Fighter II wouldn’t have a female Fighter were it not for Chun-Li’s existence. Part of the title is a derogatory term from renowned feminist Anita Sarkeesian, possibly alluding (since the video has yet to be published or created) to how female fighters like Chun-Li are drawn and created for the male gaze and for a subculture predominated by males who like keeping the FGC real.