A new patch for Spider-Man Remastered PC now includes an option for PSN integration. Patch v1.1006.0.0 will allow players to link their Steam and PlayStation Network accounts together, a feature that is completely optional but will award bonus items for doing so. PSN integration with Spider-Man Remastered PC will get you extra skill points Once

While the game’s 30 FPS reveal trailer may have left some fans worried, developer Criterion has confirmed that Need for Speed Unbound will run at 60 FPS on current-gen consoles. That means those playing on PS5 or Xbox Series X|S won’t have to deal with the subpar experience that comes with a not-so-smooth 30 FPS.

While leaked screenshots already let the cat out of the bag, it’s good to get confirmation that the new Need for Speed Unbound graphics will indeed be centered around a cel-shaded cartoon aesthetic. Even better than leaked screenshots is an official trailer, showcasing the new visuals in up to 4K resolution. New Need for Speed

PlayStation Studios boss Hermen Hulst has said that recent PlayStation acquisitions aren’t an “arms race” and that Sony isn’t really taking development teams off the market. Instead, Hulst insists that the company is helping to stem teams so that they can grow. Hulst made these remarks in an interview with French YouTuber Julien Chieze, during which

A random PlayStation Stars wait list awaits some unsuspecting players in the Americas, where the program went live yesterday. We didn’t hear about this issue when PlayStation Stars went live in Asian countries but a number of folks reported yesterday that they were slapped with a two-month wait after registering. Upon perusing the official FAQ

New Need for Speed Unbound leaked screenshots have appeared on the internet thanks to retailer Neowing listing the product early. While the reveal of the new NFS game is surely only around the corner, EA has been beaten to the punch by a Japanese retailer. The screenshots show off a daring anime art style and

PlayStation Stars, the new loyalty program aimed at all PS5 and PS4 players, is launching in North and South America today, October 5. Players in these regions can now join the free program through the PlayStation App on iOS and Android, or through the PlayStation website, getting a digital collectible just for signing up. The

Sony rolled out PS5 system update 22.02-06.00.01 nice and early this morning, and it does exactly what you expect: some good ol’ system performance improvement. However, as usual, players are likely to figure out what changed (or improved) in due course. The previous update, which released last month, was quite significant and added a number of