Sony’s PlayStation 2 had a long lifecycle. It launched in 2000 and the final game released for it arrived in 2013. But the PlayStation 4 might be on track to beat this impressive record. In fact, it ...

The next PS2 game coming to PS4 and PS5 as part of the PlayStation Plus Classics Catalog has seemingly leaked, and this time PlayStation fans are being taken back to 2003 and a series that got its ...

Sony has announced that it will finally be bringing more games from the PlayStation 2 library forward to make them accessible on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. Back in 2022, Sony overhauled its ...

Originally developed by Eurocom and published by THQ (now THQ Nordic), it seems the 2003 PS2 platformer Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy is coming to PS4 and PS5 soon. As reported by Gematsu, PS4 trophies ...

Nick is a freelance writer from Chicago, IL, with a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His lifelong belief in the artistic power of video games led him to ...

The PS2 was a monster system for Sony. It effectively killed the Dreamcast. It was discontinued last year, more than a decade after the system's launch. Over the course of its lifetime it sold 155 ...

The PlayStation 5 has sold over four million units in the UK, according to GfK data reported by GamesIndustry. It took the PS5 192 weeks to reach the milestone, which is the fifth fastest console to ...

The end of the year came with many surprises for PlayStation owners and one of the big ones was the release of PS2 classics on the PS4. Gamers all over the globe rejoiced in the thought of playing ...

The latest game in a long-running series, which began on the PS2, currently costs next to nothing on the PS Store. This doesn’t look like a mistake, but 2017 PS4 action demolition derby/racing game ...

A rating from the Taiwan ratings board for TimeSplitters on PS5 and PS4 has been spotted, which could be an indication that the PS2 classic is soon to be added to the list of PS2 games available on ...

When Microsoft announced that the Xbox One would gain the ability to play selected Xbox 360 titles, it was big news across the game industry. Sony, in contrast, never said much about its own plans.

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