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For the past few years, one of the most asked questions we get at Team Ninja has been: “What’s going on with Dead or Alive?” I’m excited to finally give fans some answers as the franchise is very much alive and kicking! This year marks the 30-year anniversary of the 3D fighter, so it’s only fitting that we celebrate with a few announcements. Dead or Alive 6 Last Round features 29 playable characters (24 from the original release, and 5 additional DLC fighters from DOA6!), with characters like Kasumi, Marie Rose and others receiving a total of 5 costumes. The game has also been optimized and updated to run on the latest hardware, and a new photo mode has also been included for fans to capture every angle of their favorite fighters in action. The free to play version is scheduled to release simultaneously and fans will be able to jump immediately into battle as it includes four popular characters: Kasumi, NiCO, Marie Rose, and Honoka. In addition to being able to play against others anywhere in the world, including those with the full version of the game, also playable in this version are the online modes DOA Quest and DOA Central, and the new photo mode! This enables everyone to try out the game for free, so whether you’re a longtime fan of the series or a newcomer to fighting games, we invite everyone to give Dead or Alive 6 Last Round a try. In addition, further updates, new costumes, and new characters are scheduled to be released post launch. More details to be announced at a later date. But that’s not all. I know I said I had a few announcements, and I saved the best for last. I can finally reveal that Team Ninja has been hard at work on the development of the latest Dead or Alive title! More news on that to come, but until then, time to get back in the fighting spirit and get your skills up in time for the latest tournament. Dead or Alive 6 might be getting ready to face its Last Round, but the franchise is storming back better than ever in the near future! View the full article

I’m Sergey Mohov, Lead Gameplay Designer on Control Resonant, and I’m excited to walk you through what you’ve just seen in our latest gameplay video which debuted in the latest State of Play. If you missed it, you can check it out below. The footage offers a glimpse of Dylan in action as he hunts a Resonant in the shifting landscape of the West Incursion Zone, one of the areas you can explore early in the game. It’s a place that feels familiar at first glance but has been reshaped by otherworldly forces actively breaking reality apart. Control Resonant isn’t an open-world game, but it is built around large, distinct, and expansive zones filled with side activities, hidden encounters, and optional discoveries. A strong, central narrative guides you through the world, while still leaving room to explore and uncover what’s been left behind in the chaos. The West Incursion Zone is a good example of this approach, gradually becoming more distorted as architecture folds in on itself, and gravity behaves unpredictably. In the video, you’ll hear a voice speaking to Dylan. That’s Zoe De Vera, an FBC Field Agent, and one of the new characters we are introducing in the sequel playing a key role in Control Resonant. Zoe acts as Dylan’s handler in the field, offering guidance and context as events spiral out of control. Her relationship with Dylan is an important part of the story, pushing him to confront who he is, what he’s capable of, and what it means to hold onto his humanity in the middle of a supernatural crisis. Dylan’s supernatural abilities As Manhattan grows more twisted, traversal across the different zones becomes as much a gameplay challenge as it is a spectacle. Dylan’s supernatural abilities, such as Reach, allow him to navigate spaces that no longer obey regular rules of physics. You’ll also encounter areas where gravity and orientation shift entirely, called Gravity Anomalies. By activating his Shift ability, Dylan can adapt on the fly, redirecting momentum and movement to traverse these spaces. A road might be flipped upside-down above Dylan, or the roof of a building might be tilted sideways, acting as a vertical bridge. If you can reach these surfaces, you can walk on them normally. The challenge lies in re-learning what “ground” is and spotting pathways on surfaces that are now at war with gravity. Dylan wields the Aberrant, an otherworldly, shapeshifting melee weapon that is a central element of the player’s combat arsenal. As shown in the video, it can transform into multiple forms, like Hammer, Blades, Scythe, and Fists, giving players a versatile toolkit to define their approach to combat. There are other forms too, but we are not revealing them yet. Progression is all about building your perfect combat flow. You’ll constantly expand your toolkit by unlocking new Aberrant forms, supernatural abilities, and combos. There are also deeper customization systems, which let you specialize and power up your favorite moves. Before heading into combat, you can equip your chosen abilities and weapon forms to create a loadout that defines your unique approach to fighting, whether on the ground or in the air. Introducing the Resonants The video also introduces one of the game’s powerful boss enemies, known as Resonants. Resonants are remnants of people who once held great power, now corrupted and twisted by the same mysterious force threatening reality itself. While encountering Resonants is dangerous, defeating them is the primary way Dylan expands his supernatural arsenal, as each one he vanquishes rewards him with a brand-new combat ability. This is why our game is called Control Resonant! We hope you enjoyed this first extended look at Control Resonant gameplay. The West Incursion Zone is only one part of a much larger, stranger journey, and we’re excited to share more with you in the coming months. On behalf of our entire development team, thank you for your excitement for our game! Things are going to get weirder. Control Resonant will be released on PlayStation 5 in 2026. You can wishlist it now. View the full article

Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered completes an eons-spanning story that began with Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver and Soul Reaver 2, delivering the long-awaited narrative finale to one of gaming’s most revered dark fantasy sagas. Players can finally experience the epic conclusion of Raziel and Kain’s conflict fully realized in a modern remaster. Two fates. One destiny For the first and only time in the original series, players take control of both iconic protagonists. Experience the story from opposing perspectives as Raziel and Kain’s intertwined destinies collide. Each character brings a distinct viewpoint and abilities that shape both the story and gameplay. Faithful to the original. Refined for today This remaster preserves the soul of the original experience while refining visuals, controls, and camera design for modern audiences. Here’s a run down of what you can expect: Modern HD Graphics – Updated high-definition visuals applied across the entire experience Camera Upgrades – Right-stick camera control with full Y-axis movement augments the original fixed camera. Graphics and Camera Toggle – Instantly switch between remastered and original graphics at any point during gameplay, including Photo Mode World & Level Maps – Improved wayfinding to support exploration Character Skins – Unlockable skins drawn from across Legacy of Kain history, including Kain’s human noble form and Raziel’s vampiric appearance Photo Mode – Free camera controls, character poses, and instant skin swapping Lore & Archival Content – Lost levels, concept art, and lore articles fans have come to expect Deluxe Edition: Deeper Into Nosgoth For this remaster, we pushed further than ever before with a Deluxe Edition, allowing us to explore the world and history of Legacy of Kain in even greater depth. The Deluxe Edition includes: Legacy of Kain: Dark Prophecy Demo – A playable demo of the canceled sequel to Defiance, offering a rare look at an unreleased chapter of the franchise Digital Comic Reader – Includes original Legacy of Kain tie-in comics, with one available in English for the first time, plus a brand-new cover for the Defiance comic by original artist Tyler Kirkham For over 20 years, fans have kept the love and enthusiasm for Legacy of Kain alive—and we were even able to welcome members of that community onto our development team. With this release, all five original titles are now available to a new generation of players on PlayStation. Thank you for turning the Wheel of Fate with us one more time. Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered is available March 3. Pre-orders for the PS5 and PS4 are available today on PlayStation Store! View the full article

In today’s State of Play, we revealed the first trailer for Brigandine Abyss, our upcoming single player fantasy strategy RPG, which launches on PS5 in 2026. The Brigandine series has had a long history with PlayStation, with the first title launching on the original PlayStation back in 1998. Now, six years after the release of Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia, the series once again brings players to a fantasy world where battles take place on a hex grid. Before we continue, let’s take a look the teaser trailer! Defend your territory from invasions in this fantasy strategy RPG This installment of Brigandine tells the story of a powerful empire scheming to conquer the continent and six different protagonists who find themselves facing this great evil. The player can choose to play as the leader of one of six factions as they navigate events that will shape the history of the continent of Meltitea. Strategically command troops of monsters to overcome trial after trial—and bear witness to every twist and turn along the way! This latest entry carries forward series staples, like fighting battles on hex-based maps using troops of knights and monsters, various RPG elements, and over 100 units with their own skills, elements, and traits. However, it will also feature some brand-new systems (details to come)! Plus, 3D graphics bring the game’s wide array of battlefields to life, providing a sense of immersion to its deep strategy gameplay. In addition to the six stories following the six main characters, there are also optional side quests which follow each of the continent’s 24 factions. This makes for a staggering combined total of 200+ hours of playtime—enough to satisfy even the most die-hard players! Finally, we have a message from the producer: “Hello, everyone. Let me introduce myself. My name is Masaru Saito and I’m the producer of Brigandine Abyss. Brigandine is a series of strategy RPGs that each feature their own settings and characters, making Brigandine Abyss an easy title to pick up even for newcomers to the series. There’s actually an interesting story as to why I was brought on for the development of Brigandine Abyss, but I’ll save that for another time. In any case, I hope that by reading this you’ll know that, in part thanks to that special connection, I’ve poured my heart into developing this game.” Brigandine Abyss is brought to you by a new development team, and we hope you look forward to it! More details on the game and its exact release date will be announced at a later date, so please stay tuned! View the full article

Hi, I’m Mike Booth, Chief Creative Officer at Bad Robot Games, and Game Director of 4:Loop. A core goal when I’m designing games is to make new kinds of experiences that always offer interesting surprises and unpredictable moments for players, and for our own dev team! To achieve this means building emergent gameplay. The result is 4:Loop, an unpredictable, challenging, combat sandbox where you succeed through cooperation and improvisation. Play Video What is 4:Loop? 4:Loop is a rogue-like co-op shooter where you and three friends try to save the world from a devastating alien invasion that turns 99.99% of humanity into glass. A massive Mothership suddenly appears above Earth, striking the planet with a powerful energy beam leaving humanity frozen in time. You’re one of the “lucky ones” who escaped being glassed and now must find a way to stop the invasion to save the world (no pressure). Of course, since we’re Bad Robot, there are a lot of mysteries to unravel, including why you were spared. The gameplay loop Decide At the heart of 4:Loop is the Probability Map which combines alien technology and human ingenuity to predict the immediate future and plot your best path forward to defeat the invaders. Each node of the Probability Map represents a distinct mission type with its own risks, rewards, and surprises. Players vote on which node to start from, keeping in mind that each node chains together into specific routes. You need to look ahead and decide on the strategy your team thinks is best. As you progress and the game throws increasingly bigger curveballs, the stakes are raised. Seasoned players will discover creative ways to use the Probability Map to their advantage, setting their team up for ever more epic runs. Fight Of course, no plan survives contact with the enemy. Once you’ve chosen a node on the Probability Map, your team teleports into the mission. You may have to hack into alien technology, collect mission critical resources or even rescue survivors that can offer powerful upgrades for your team while trying to avoid the alien forces constantly sending drop pods of Killbot squads to stop you. As long as one person from your team manages to survive and reach the Escape Zone, the run continues. Anyone who died during the mission is “reprinted from backup” in your Homebase. But reprinting from dying means gaining a broken bone that can only be healed by the medic at a Rest Stop. If everyone fails to survive a mission, the entire run ends. Each section of the Probability Map culminates in a Boss Battle. There are currently three very different Bosses in 4:Loop. You’ll want to check which Boss you’re up against and choose your loot choices carefully. Each Boss is designed to push on team co-operation in a different way to really test your team’s mettle. Choose a reward When you survive a mission and beat a Boss, you return to the Homebase, where the Probability Map operates. This is a place for your team to readjust strategy, evolve your loadout, and select rewards from an increasing array of powerful gear and upgrades. During your run, you might also encounter The Shop, another key place to acquire valuable items and gear. Each visit gives you a new chance to spend the Cache you’ve been collecting in the world, find that missing piece of equipment you need, or inspire a change in your play style for the run. Equip & strategize There are many different weapons, items, and abilities in 4:Loop that players can combine in creative ways for improved combat, intel, movement abilities, stealth, hacking, and healing. It’s all about the choices you make during each run. Should I pick a jetpack or an SMG? There are so many items to choose from, and the combinations are infinite. Built for replayability Once you make your gear and Probability Map choices, it’s time to head back out to take on the invasion! 4:Loop is a world that’s been carefully crafted and filled with surprises, bursting with exciting ways to play. Our talented level designers and artists create the environments, but starting location, mission objectives, enemies, and how loot appears, are always unique. Plus, the time of day and weather are also randomly generated, which really changes how the missions unfold. The various enemies, creatures, plants, weapons, items, and mission objectives are also designed to interact with each other in dynamic ways that create emergent gameplay and endlessly replay-able chaos. That means your decisions really matter, and creativity and improvisation are key. No two runs are ever the same. As a developer, I’ve always been driven to make the kinds of games I like to play, going back to the original Left 4 Dead. I’m a bit old school and I like things straightforward. Our plan with 4:Loop stays true to that: Once you buy the game, we’ll update it based on what players like. Our goal is for you to have a great time, invite your friends, and we build a thriving community together. If you want to give 4:Loop a try for yourself, we are currently recruiting for the Beta*. Click this link to sign up! Just don’t expect to save the world on your first loop. Now go and fail to save the world! I’ll see you all in the game! *The Closed Beta will be available on PS5 & PC coming soon this spring. Signing up for the Closed Beta will put players in the FirstLook queue to participate. The Closed Beta will be available to players in North America with additional regions being rolled out throughout the Beta Phase. Stay tuned for more details – We can’t wait to share more very soon. View the full article

Hello porters! Jay Boor from Kojima Productions here and I am excited to confirm today that Death Stranding 2: On the Beach will be coming to PC on March 19, 2026, with pre-purchase starting today on Steam and Epic Games Store! Check out the announcement trailer, which debuted in today’s State of Play! Play Video In this standalone sequel, step back into Sam’s boots as he takes on a new adventure to connect Australia to the Chiral network. Beset on all sides by enemies, Sam will have to shoot, sneak, and sprint his way out of trouble, as well as survive natural disasters such as earthquakes, sandstorms and forest fires, and brave the ruinous Timefall as he strives to save humanity from extinction once again. The Social Strand System returns, connecting players from around the globe allowing you to shape someone else’s world, and have their actions shape yours. PC features With help from our friends at Nixxes Software, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach for PC will come with a variety of improvements and new features including NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel Upscaler and FrameGen as well as uncapped framerates. Immerse yourself in the world of Death Stranding 2 like never before with added Ultrawide monitor support including 21:9 UltraWidescreen for both gameplay and in-game cutscenes for both PC and PS5 and 32:9 Super UltraWidescreen for PC, all in 4K resolution. In Death Stranding 2: On the Beach players are given the freedom to take on deliveries and tackle combat challenges however they see fit. Whether you like to go stealthily, or charge in all-guns-blazing, with DualSense wireless controller integration, complete mouse and keyboard support, as well as supports 3D Audio via Dolby Access, DTS Sound Unbound, or Windows Sonic for Headphones, giving players all sorts of options, no matter how you like to play. New modes and features coming We can also confirm today that new modes and features will be coming to both PC and PS5 at launch that will offer players new challenges and rewards. More details to share on that coming next month, so stay tuned! Account for PlayStation Connection Bonuses Sign in with your account for PlayStation to gain access to the PlayStation overlay to earn PlayStation Trophies, access your Friends lists, settings and player profile. Porters who connect their account also get unique in-game design patches for backpack customization and an exclusive suit inspired by the PlayStation logo. 2 purchase options: pre-purchase your delivery Pre-purchase and receive: • Custom Hologram: Quokka early unlock • Battle Skeleton: Silver (Lv1, Lv2, Lv3) • Boost Skeleton: Silver (Lv1, Lv2, Lv3) • Bokka Skeleton: Silver (Lv1, Lv2, Lv3) Digital Deluxe Edition includes: • Machine Gun [MP] (Lv.1) early unlock • Patch 70: Quokka • Patch 71: Chiral Cat • Patch 72: Why Me? • Battle Skeleton: Gold (Lv1, Lv2, Lv3) • Boost Skeleton: Gold (Lv1, Lv2, Lv3) • Bokka Skeleton: Gold (Lv1, Lv2, Lv3) Thank you for your support Kojima Productions recently celebrated its 10-year anniversary, and we couldn’t have come this far without all the support from the many porters who have taken this path with us. On behalf of everyone at the studio, I want to thank each and every one of you for your continued support! Your commitment continues to inspire and motivate us and we can’t wait for PC players to experience Hideo Kojima’s latest masterpiece on March 19, 2026. For more information on Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, please be sure to visit the game’s official page at PlayStation.com. Or pre-purchase the game today on Steam and Epic Games Store. See you on the beach next month! View the full article

As we just announced in State of Play, Ghost of Yōtei Legends is coming on March 10*! Play Video Legends is our online co-op multiplayer mode where you’ll team up with friends to challenge monstrous, supernatural versions of the Yōtei Six. It will arrive in patch 1.5 – free for all Ghost of Yōtei owners!** Legends will launch with three mission types. In Survival, you can team up with up to three other players to take down waves of increasingly difficult enemies on one of four maps. You’ll fight to control territory on each map. While you control a location, you can activate a Blessing, offering you an advantage in battle. But if you lose control, you’ll unleash a Curse, putting your team at a disadvantage. Each map will have its own unique Curses and Blessings. In Story, you’ll team up with another player to tackle a series of 12 missions. After completing each set of three Story missions, you’ll unlock an Incursion, which is a large-scale four-player assault on a stronghold belonging to a member of the Yōtei Six. Each Incursion will culminate in a boss fight versus a giant, supernatural version of the Spider, the Oni, the Kitsune, or the Snake. As for the other members of the Yōtei Six, in April we’ll release a Raid putting your team to the ultimate test, where you can expect to take on the Dragon and Lord Saito himself.*** In Ghost of Yōtei Legends, you can play as one of four classes: Samurai, Archer, Mercenary, or Shinobi. While any class can use a katana and ranged weapon, they also each excel in a different one of Ghost of Yōtei’s weapon and combat systems, and can each earn their own unique armor cosmetics as you complete feats through gameplay. The Samurai can wield the ōdachi and has access to the widest range of weapon types, the Archer can use the yari (spear) as well as carry an additional ranged weapon, the Mercenary has access to dual katana with a variety of utility-focused abilities, and the Shinobi can use the kusarigama, as well as a suite of stealth-focused skills. Beyond the loot you earn as you level up, you can also earn additional Legendary weapons and gear as you tackle higher difficulty challenges. Of course, Photo Mode will also return so you can set up action shots with your teammates while you’re making your way to the highest levels. And if you need to unwind between missions, our new Legends lobby will let you practice combat and archery, challenge your friends to a game of Zeni Hajiki, or see if you can set the high score in Bamboo Strike. The fan response to Legends was one of the most rewarding parts of launching Ghost of Tsushima, and we’re so excited to see the mode return for Ghost of Yōtei; we can’t for you all to dive in! We’ll share regular updates on our social channels, so be sure to follow us for more about Ghost of Yōtei Legends as we get closer to March 10! * Ghost of Yōtei Legends will launch on March 11 in some territories including Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. ** Internet connection and account for PlayStation required. PlayStation Plus subscription (sold separately) required for online play or multiplayer. PS Plus is subject to recurring subscription fee taken automatically until cancellation. Age restrictions apply. Terms apply: play.st/psplus-usageterms *** Available in future update (patch version TBA). View the full article

It’s good to be back! After releasing Kena: Bridge of Spirits, we took some time to figure out what we wanted to create next. We explored ideas that could capture the heart of what made Kena special while building on everything we’d learned along the way. When we began thinking about returning to her world, we were drawn to the idea of Kena as a more experienced Spirit Guide who could use her skills to help the living, not just those who had passed on. Play Video In Kena: Scars of Kosmora, Kena is older and renowned as a Spirit Guide. In hopes of finding answers to the affliction she has endured all her life, Kena travels to the mysterious island of Kosmora. Home to distinct cultures and regions, Kosmora is full of buried secrets from a tragic past. On Kosmora, Kena is confronted by a powerful spirit that fractures her staff. A spirit guide’s staff is their identity – their tool to help and commune with spirits. Kena’s staff was also keeping her alive. To survive, Kena must accept Kosmora’s forgotten form of Spirit Guiding which uses Alchemy to manipulate the power of the elements. Elemental spirit companions are a big part of this world. They are charming buddies that travel with you, grow over time, and unlock new powers as your bond deepens. Each spirit is tied to a different element and connected to other spirits that exist throughout the world. We revealed one Spirit so far, but we have only scratched the surface. There’s much more we are saving for later! Don’t worry though, there will still be plenty of corrupted souls to cleanse. We want players to feel Kena has grown in skill and capability. We’ve added new elemental gameplay to bring strategy and depth when facing the threats of Kosmora. These new combat skills, elemental infusions and use of your Spirit Companions will be key to overcoming challenging encounters and epic boss fights. While we’d love to talk to you more about the story you’re going to experience, we’re very conscious of anything remotely spoiler-esque. We’ve put a ton of effort into crafting the narrative for Scars of Kosmora, and the team is focused on creating an emotional and heartfelt adventure for returning players of Kena: Bridge of Spirits and those new to Kena’s world. We hope you enjoyed what you saw in the trailer. Partnering with PlayStation Studios has empowered us to craft an even larger world – one built with an emphasis on tightly designed regions, deliberate progression, and a strong sense of adventure. We’re super excited to share more in the future and can’t wait for you to get your hands on what we’ve been crafting. The reception for Bridge of Spirits was humbling, and we hope to deliver on what everyone loved about the first game and more. Kena: Scars of Kosmora launches on PlayStation 5 and PC this year, so stay tuned for more updates. See you in Kosmora! View the full article

Battlefield 6 and Redsec Season 2 begins on February 17 at 4:00am PT (12:00pm UTC), as the war with Pax Armata infiltrates the mountainsides of Germany in a grueling assault to reclaim a once owned NATO airbase. Season 2 will be released in 3 phases: Extreme Measures, Nightfall, and Hunter/Prey, featuring high-intensity maps, critical gadgets, iconic new hardware, and vehicles for waging the ultimate all-out war experience. The first phase for Season 2, Extreme Measures, takes the thrill of all-out war to another level, introducing VL-7 psychoactive smoke, distorting the battlefield with its non-lethal hallucinogenic effects, as well as new expansive map Contaminated, to be released in Battlefield 6, along with 3 new weapons, 2 new gadgets, and the return of the legendary AH-6 Little Bird in both games. The free-to-play Redsec experience will also include limited-time modes where intense, mind-bending combat will test your squad to their limit. Later on in Season 2, Nightfall introduces darkness across Battlefield 6 and Redsec, the new Hagental Base map and a new POI. The final phase of Season 2 – Hunter/Prey – features the limited-time Operation Augur in Battlefield 6, plus a new vehicle, melee weapon, and more. As a PlayStation Plus member, prepare for any danger that lies ahead in Season 2 with your free Toxic Tide Pack. Featuring a Pax Armata Soldier Skin, two Weapon Packages, a Vehicle Skin, and more items to help you navigate the relentless tides of war. View the full article

Developed with the idea that legends change and history begins anew, this title offers two games in one: Yakuza Kiwami 3, a remake of Yakuza 3 (2009), and Dark Ties, an all-new never-before-seen story. Yakuza 3 Kiwami sees Kazuma Kiryu back in action as he fights to protect those he holds dear. This reimagined edition of the 2009 classic features more intense battles, stunning depictions of Tokyo and Okinawa, extra cutscenes that add more weight to the story, and a host of endlessly entertaining minigames. Yoshitaka Mine, Kiryu’s adversary, takes center stage in Dark Ties—a new story documenting his path from startup entrepreneur to hardened yakuza. Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties brings two yakuza epics into a single collection. Yakuza Kiwami 3 BATTLE：Fight as Kiryu in His Prime Using Two Different Battle Styles The ultimate evolution of the classic Dragon of Dojima style, featuring the most attack techniques in the series’ history. A bold, overwhelming brawler style that embodies the essence of Kazuma Kiryu’s iconic combat. As always, Kiryu can pick up objects on the ground and transform them into powerful weapons! A battle style rooted in Okinawan martial arts. Its base stance utilizes a Tinbe and Rochin, a traditional shield and short spear. Simply mash or hold down the buttons to weave in flashy Sai, Nichogama, Tonfa, Tekko, Nunchaku, Eiku, and Surujin attacks. Shield yourself from incoming bullets with the tinbe and turn the tide of battle! Life at Morning Glory：Spend Time With The Kids and Become The Best Caretaker Around! View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image With Kiryu becoming the manager of Morning Glory Orphanage, it’s your job to look after the children who reside there. Together, you’ll cook, tend to a home garden, help them with homework, fish, and even go bug-catching. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image You can make Kiryu stronger by doing chores and interacting with the orphans. As you become more fatherlike, you’ll discover an even larger range of activities. Daily interactions with the children will also unlock heartwarming substories for each of them. Experience a whole new side of Kiryu as he comes face-to-face with their hopes and dreams! Bad Boy Dragon: Assemble a Motley Crew of Delinquents and Rule the Streets! View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Join the small-time Haisai Girls gang and protect Okinawa. With the Tokyo Night Terrors wreaking havoc in the streets, Kiryu must step forth as the gang’s new leader, gather allies, and train the Haisai Girls into the leading girl gang in Japan. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Fight alongside 5 allies in Baddies Battles, gear up 20 of your gang members for massive Rumbles, and take on various other challenges. Hop on your motorcycle and charge the enemy base in strategic skirmishes featuring unparalleled spectacles. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image As you build your team, you can make them stronger by buying new weapons and upgrading their uniforms and bikes. Put together the ultimate squad and protect the peace of Okinawa! Join the small-time Haisai Girls gang and protect Okinawa. substories View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image One of the highlights of Yakuza is its compellingsubstories featuring the town’s residents. Here’s a taste of the excitement! Dark Ties Mine’s Brutal Combat Techniques View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Mine uses an elegant fighting style based on shoot-boxing. Exploit openings in your opponent’s defense to deliver refined combos and beat down enemies. Dash freely through the air to overwhelm foes with unpredictable movement. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Using Dark Awakening, Mine drops his facade, revealing his true ferocity and transforming his battle animations and techniques. Go berserk, drag your opponent’s faces along the ground, and brutalize them with a storm of relentless strikes. Let your dark side loose and go wild in battle! Mine possesses many stylish, cold-blooded Heat Actions, including an all-out barrage to the face and a brutal gut punch. During Dark Awakening, his Heat Actions evolve. Channel Mine’s inner darkness and obliterate his enemies! Kanda Damage Control：Mine spearheads a major PR campaign View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image As Mine, you are tasked with turning Kanda’s image around so he can climb through the ranks. You’ll need to use wits and knowledge to tackle various requests and challenges on Kanda’s behalf. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Many people around Kamurocho are saddled with woes. Solving their problems will boost Kanda’s public perception. You may also encounter people wrestling with some particularly heavy issues. You won’t want to miss how Mine deals with these problems! Your progress in Kanda Damage Control will unlock Drink Links, which delve deeper into your relationship with Kanda. Underground Fight Club：Survive a brutal game using brains and brawn! View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Hell’s Arena is an underground fight club in Kamurocho where VIP investors place extravagant bets on brutal competitions. Each day, Hell’s Arena hosts Hellish Brawls that push participants to the brink and Survival Hells, dangerous races where competitors are relentlessly chased by hunters. As the organizers of Hell’s Arena pose a major threat to the Nishikiyama Family’s business operations, Mine has decided to bring them down by entering the arena himself. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image In order to succeed, he’ll need to come out on top in a series of death-defying battles against formidable foes. Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Entertainment View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Yakuza Kiwami 3 brings back multiple fan-favorite minigames, from bowling to the Print Club. For the first time in series’ history, SEGA’s classic handheld console, the Game Gear, is playable in-game with multiple titles available. At the arcade, you can also cut loose with a treasure trove of machines, including UFO Catchers, Emergency Call Ambulance, and SlashOut! View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image DLC Contents Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties will offer a wide range of add-on content to enhance your adventure, including extra outfits, additional Bad Boy Dragon crew members, cell phone customization options, and CDs that’ll let you use favorite karaoke tracks from past games as background music.A value-priced “Deluxe Edition,” which includes the digital version of the main game and all DLC, is also available. Legendary Lads & Gals Pack View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image This pack adds Daigo Dojima, Goro Majima, and other Like a Dragon characters to Bad Boy Dragon in Yakuza Kiwami 3. Legendary Character Outfit Pack View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image This pack contains extra outfits for Kazuma Kiryu to wear in Yakuza Kiwami 3, including iconic get-ups sported by yakuza legends like Daigo Dojima and Goro Majima, as well as T-shirts exclusively designed for Yakuza Kiwami 3. Ryukyu Gal Gang: Customization Pack View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image This pack adds more ways to personalize your Baddie Uniforms and bikes in Yakuza Kiwami 3. Choose designs based on popular characters from the franchise, including Kazuma Kiryu and Ichiban Kasuga! Flip Phone Customization Pack View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image This pack contains extra customization options for your flip phone, including lock screens, stickers, antennas, and straps based on popular characters from the Like a Dragon series. Legendary BGM CD Pack View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image By picking up this pack, you’ll gain the option to play karaoke staples while exploring. *You must install the latest update to use these add-ons. *The Legendary Character Outfit Pack will be available after you unlock outfits in Chapter 2 of Yakuza Kiwami 3. *The Legendary Lads & Gals Pack is unlocked by progressing through the Bad Boy Dragon story in Yakuza Kiwami 3. The Ryukyu Gal Gang: Customization Pack is unlocked by progressing through the Bad Boy Dragon story in Yakuza Kiwami 3. You must reach the second set of bike and baddie uniform upgrades in order to customize them. *The Flip Phone Customization Pack will be available after you unlock your cell phone in Chapter 1 of Yakuza Kiwami 3. *The Legendary BGM CD Pack will be available after you unlock the CDs in Chapter 1 of Yakuza Kiwami 3 and Dark Ties. *All DLC aside from the Legendary BGM CD Pack can be used in Yakuza Kiwami 3. *Any outfits, Baddies, CDs, and customization items for Bad Boy Dragon and your cell phone purchased as DLC will not count toward training challenges and other achievements. *Please be careful not to purchase duplicate items. *See store pages for further details. Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Demo Available Now! This demo will give you a taste of both Yakuza Kiwami 3 and Dark Ties. Explore the vibrant streets of Okinawa and Tokyo, enjoy a variety of minigames, duke it out in exhilarating combat, and experience engrossing substories. View the full article

Tarsier Studios is no stranger to invading our dreams. Its Little Nightmares series scared up some wonderfully disturbing gameplay that has lived long in memory, and now its spiritual sibling Reanimal is ready to pull us into another intense co-op platforming experience. I was given access to the full game ahead of its February 13 release to feel first-hand the many delightful horrors that await. A dark, dreamlike opening Reanimal doesn’t waste any time, with a disconcerting intro to its protagonists. I started as The Boy, floating alone in a boat adrift in a sea of darkness. A press of R2 drove me towards a single red light bobbing on the horizon. That light led to another. And then another. Until eventually I stopped to haul a masked figure out of the sea…who immediately tried to strangle The Boy, my DualSense controller shuddering in the attempt. It turns out this was The Boy’s sister, their reunion a sharp tone-setter for the brutal world ahead and an indication of how vital their collaboration is to survive. Varied environments keep you guessing While Reanimal starts off in bobbing waters, the setting changes and evolves in your search for the siblings’ friends Hood, Bucket, and Bandage. Your adventure across a fragmented island pushes you to an abandoned factory, an unsettling forest, a sinkhole-plagued city, and a waterlogged workshop, just for starters, before things vastly open up for more non-linear exploration. Each area demonstrates that Tarsier can make practically anything creepy, with derelict gas stations, a bank of rattling washing machines and even playground animals feeling like an unspoken threat. A focus on visual storytelling As with the Little Nightmares series, Reanimal relies on minimal dialogue to convey its story. The characters speak in places, but many of its narrative beats are told through body language and smart use of camera angles to convey claustrophobia, tension, and direction. Not to mention the level design, which always provides a clue to your next objective or where to go, albeit often subtly. Speaking of design… Sounds to make you quiver Great audio design is essential to any horror game, and Tarsier leans into its genre experience with a creeping aural dread that can lurch into a full-blown jump scare. Music is used sparingly, leaving the sound effects to deliver the shivers and the DualSense wireless controller’s haptic feedback to accentuate the shudders. A particular favourite of mine was the distant jingle of an ice cream van which foreshadowed…well, let’s just say I definitely screamed for ice cream. Teamwork is essential If you don’t have a human partner to survive with, Reanimal’s co-op artificial intelligence is more than capable of keeping you company. In my playthrough, The Girl followed quickly when needed, swiftly responding to a press of the Triangle button when we needed to give each other a boost to out-of-reach platforms. Alternatively, a tap of L1 gets her to interact with certain elements in the environment. For example, one puzzle required me to walk across a giant metal drum which was spinning too fast to traverse. The Girl was prompted to flip a switch to temporarily stop the drum from rotating, long enough for me to get across it and create a platform for her to follow. The co-op AI even occasionally performed acts that pushed me into action. During a particularly tense sequence involving the inside of a runaway van, a giant smashed through a window in an attempt to grab the masked siblings. Given the game’s general avoidance of direct combat, my first instinct was to hide, but my partner leapt up to strike the brute, making me realise I had a weapon to join in the attack. Chilling set pieces are never far away You’ll be doing a lot of sneaking, running, and hiding in the many haunting scenarios that make up Reanimal, with cinematic chases and rooms full of strange, slithering skin. One of my personal highlights was preceded by a crackling night-time movie theatre, with awkwardly posed bodies and shadowy flickers which made for a deeply unsettling experience. And while I died many times in some of the trickier areas, the quick respawn points were never far from where I made my mortal errors. It’s not just about primal survival Environmental puzzles play a big part of the game, ranging from simply finding wheels for a pump trolley, to more elaborate tasks. One had me in a forest of cut trees, where a solitary saw embedded in one trunk hinted at what my next action should be. Another had the siblings’ use a car for a battering ram, take a complex detour to rescue Hood, then have to find and fill a gas canister to refuel the car to escape an increasingly hostile situation. There are many secrets in the shadows Hidden away in the dark corners of the game are collectibles such as masks and concept art to find, some requiring steely nerves, keen eyes or just the twisted desire to dive into areas which go squelch in the night. Better bring a flashlight – you’ll see how dark things can get when Reanimal launches on PS5 February 13. View the full article

Last year was a big year for No Man’s Sky. Even we struggle to know how we pulled off so many large updates last year – Worlds Part II and Voyagers were both transformational and released in the same year, interspersed with smaller but significant updates in Relics, Beacon and Breach. As we head into our 10th year post release, our small team is excited for our first update of the year. Play Video Our new update is called Remnant and it introduces something that we’ve been wanting to give players since the very beginning – a gravity gun! The Gravitino Coil is a powerful new anti-gravity module for your multi-tool. It turns No Man’s Sky into a physics playground. Allowing you to grab large objects and fling, toss or carefully carry them around the world. Salvage and debris that could always be found on planets can now be collected and recycled for rare and highly prized resources. New trucks, tipping flatbeds and haulers can be constructed, to transport resources back to industrial yards for reclamation. You can work alone or join a salvage crew with friends. It creates this really fun and tactile new loop of searching for wrecks, loading trucks full of cargo and hauling across the alien landscape to industrial yards to gain new loot and rewards. Sorting and depositing materials in these all-new Waste Processing Plants will reap great rewards. Some of the scrap is highly volatile though and must be transported extremely carefully. It’s hard to resist over-stacking your truck, finding one more piece you think you can cram in, and then trying desperately to transport this house of cards on the back of your flatbed. Our gravity gun is an industrial tool, but it can also be used as a ballistic weapon, grabbing sentinels or fling heavy objects, turning them into projectiles. Vehicles can be hugely customised, to create bespoke trucks and haulers for your needs. Build your own brightly coloured incinerators, spider legged sci-fi explorer or heavily armed military vehicles with tank tracks. The Remnant Update comes with a limited-time community expedition. It brings travellers together in convoys to clean up and reclaim a planet covered in wrecks and salvage. Perhaps you’ll be a hauler, or the gravity gun wielding ground crew or maybe a scary yard operator. There are beautiful rewards, including dozens of new vehicle parts, and an all-new beautifully crafted armour set, with plush, padded fabrics and ornate steam punk detailing. 2026 represents 10 years since we launched on PlayStation and I couldn’t be prouder. For any game to reach such a milestone is a privilege. It wouldn’t be possible without your continued support and we genuinely appreciate it. Our journey continues. View the full article

In an unprecedented and unforeseeable event, the Cyborgs have returned to once again threaten the liberty and sovereignty of Super Earth and its inhabitants. This nightmarish turn of events follows the discovery that the Automatons seized the schematics for the Star of Peace with the intent to build one for themselves and use it for their dark and violent purpose. They have been tasked by the Cyborg Legion to carry out these crimes. Play Video The Helldivers have been ordered to take on the dark and grim streets of Cyberstan’s cities and stop this collusion of bots and Cyborgs in its tracks! The factory cities Now Super Earth is taking the fight to the heart of Cyberstan. Drop into the bot homeworld and prepare to breach the fortress walls of their massive factory cities. Fight through the inhospitable landscapes that power the Automaton war machine: industrial complexes that are heavily defended with hazards around every corner. The community of Helldivers must work together to clear a path through Cyberstan’s factory cities–choose which cities to destroy, making sure to bring down every building and leave no bot standing as you democratize these heartless machines. New mission & objectives Your primary mission will be to stop the production of more Cyborgs, as well as compromise Automaton defenses trying to stand in your way. Helldivers will also have the opportunity to clean up: destroy their mega factories building by building, and tear down the symbolic statues of the war criminals and terrorists revered by Cyborg scum in order to further destabilize and demoralize their regime. But beware–an old familiar threat rises in these dark, foreboding streets: the Cyborgs have returned with new weapons of mass destruction. Old enemies return You must face down three new types of enemies in the Cyborg subfaction. Outsmart the Agitators, who command the Automaton legion in the field, are heavily armored and can take control of enemy squads, making tactical decisions on the battlefield. ​​ Fight them while the Cyborg Radicals rush you from every side to make the fight up close and personal. They are the most extreme vision of a wretched Cyborg-run future: they push their bodies to the limit with cybernetic and bio-enhancements, turning themselves into a mockery of humanity. And finally, fight the Vox Engine: the Voice of the Cyborg Legion. This war machine, piloted by a high-ranking Cyborg officer, rolls across the battlefield, blaring Cyborg’s propaganda. It is armed with dual laser cannons, rockets, laser gatlings–all to ensure no one can stop the spread of their message. Helldivers call for aid And Super Earth shall answer! Along with the recently-deployed Siege Breakers Warbond which features defensive assistance like the G/SH-39 Shield, Helldivers will also be able to purchase the War Horses set of armor in the Superstore. Global reinforcement limits ​​ Sending reinforcements to Cyberstan is a great risk for Super Earth, which means it will be essential for the Helldivers to stay alive for as long as possible. Every death will be counted in the Battle for Cyberstan, using a Galactic Reinforcement Counter marking the finite number of Helldivers able to be deployed. If the counter reaches zero, it means we have lost the Battle for Cyberstan. Helldivers, we cannot lose to this renewed Cyborg threat. Your objectives must be completed while ensuring maximal lifespans for all divers. Stim your squadmates, bring defensive stratagems, and survive as you fight your way across Cyberstan, destroying the factory cities together! The latest Helldivers 2 update, Machinery of Oppression, is live now! *Requires base game, paid purchase of Super Credits, and game progression to unlock. Gameplay requires internet access and paid-for PlayStation Plus membership (sold separately) on PS5. View the full article

Tune in live this Friday for 60+ minutes of news, gameplay updates, and announcements from game studios across the globe. February’s State of Play will spotlight eye-catching third-party and indie games headed to PS5, along with the latest from teams at PlayStation Studios. Play Video State of Play broadcasts live February 13 5:00AM at Bangkok/Jakarta | 6:00AM Singapore/Kuala Lumpur/Manila on YouTube and Twitch, and will be broadcast in English with Japanese subtitles also available. We’ll see you then! Regarding co-streaming and video-on-demand (VOD) Please note that this broadcast may include copyrighted content (e.g. licensed music) that PlayStation does not control. We welcome and celebrate our amazing co-streamers and creators, but licensing agreements outside our control could interfere with co-streams or VOD archives of this broadcast. If you’re planning to save this broadcast as a VOD to create recap videos, or to repost clips or segments from the show, we advise omitting any copyrighted music. View the full article

It’s been nearly one year since the launch of Monster Hunter Wilds! Thank you to all of the hunters out there for your support. Today, we’re sharing details on our Ver 1.041 update arriving on February 18, as well as details on the first anniversary in-game event. Monster Hunter Wilds – February update Play Video After the update arrives on February 18, we’ll be kicking off a series of events to celebrate the first anniversary. Log in between February 18 and March 19 to receive a free special item pack. We’ll also be giving everyone one free Character and Palico Edit Voucher as well. Festival of Accord If you missed one of the previous Festival of Accord seasonal events or just want to revisit their good vibes, you’re in luck. During the anniversary event, we’ll be re-releasing past seasonal events on a weekly rotation. Get special equipment, login bonuses, and more from each event. Here’s a look at the upcoming schedule: Blossomdance: February 18th – February 25th Flamefete: February 25 – March 4 Dreamspell: March 4 – March 12 Lumenhymn: March 12 – March 19 10-star Arch-tempered Arkveld is here Starting February 18, Arch-tempered Arkveld will appear as a permanent Event Quest. Additionally, the four apex predators of each locale will also appear as ★10 Arch-tempered monsters (Rey Dau, Uth Duna, Nu Udra, Jin Dahaad). Besting all ★10 Arch-tempered Arkveld Event Quest and special environment quests will unlock a high-difficulty Free Challenge Quest: the ★10 Arch-tempered monsters Hunt-a-thon quest. All these quests offer a significant challenge that’s sure to test the skills of even the most seasoned hunters, so be sure to give them a try. The winners of the Original Weapon and Pendant Design contest are here This update introduces the winning community-created weapon and pendant designs from the Original Weapon and Pendant Design Contest that was held last year. Take on the permanent Event Quest, Every Hunter’s Dream, to obtain both the weapon and pendant. Thank you again to many community members who submitted their amazing designs for the contest. A collaboration with Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection To commemorate the release of Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, we’re introducing a special collaboration where you can obtain a one-of-a-kind Royal Palico Rudy Costume α Palico equipment and special Monstie-themed pendants. Make your way through the new side missions to unlock special free quests focused on egg transport. Some eggs are highly potent, and delivering these increases your additional rewards. Good luck delivering those Monstie Eggs to camp for Rudy. New Event Quests will appear weekly New event quests will continue to come to Monster Hunter Wilds. These include unique quests where you can obtain special pendants, quests featuring the least hunted monster, and quests where you can obtain the dazzling armor sets Gala Suit α and Felyne Star α. And finally, the final Free Challenge Quest, Arch-tempered Arkveld, will be available from March 19 to March 31, so stay tuned. Nearly all event quests, with some exceptions, will become permanently available beyond February 18. There are more event quests beyond those introduced here, so stay tuned. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image That wraps up the info for the February update. We hope you continue to enjoy your adventures in Monster Hunter Wilds. Happy hunting. View the full article

Hey PlayStation Blog readers, ever hear the story of the FBI Space-Time Police Special Agent Romeo, who takes down space-time criminals in search of his lost girlfriend? No? Well, you’ll be able to find out when Romeo is a Dead Man launches on February 11! We’ve uploaded one final trailer for you all today featuring some brand new music that’ll be in the game. Seeing is believing as they say, so take a good hard look. Play Video As you can see we’re getting some pretty serious artists to contribute to the game’s soundtrack, further reinforcing Romeo is a Dead Man as a dead-serious action-adventure game. How serious exactly? Well, we asked Grasshopper Manufacture CEO, director, and scenario writer Goichi Suda (pictured left) and co-director and scenario writer Ren Yamazaki (pictured right) to find out. The character clicked as soon as they realized Romeo was also DeadMan Daisuke Koyama: Is the game based on Shakespeare’s play? What made Romeo’s story take the form it has now? Goichi Suda: It’s not entirely based on Shakespeare, no. The protagonist was always named Romeo, and if we were going to include a character named Juliet at all we figured it’d be something of a cameo at first. While writing the script, though, we noticed she became more of an important character as it went along. Romeo and his grandfather Ben are pretty clearly based on the old man/young man dynamics you see in Back to the Future or Rick and Morty, and we originally figured it would be about their journeys through space-time. But when we threw Juliet in there, it was like a missed connection or something slowly taking shape into a full-blown relationship. In other words, we never really thought too hard about making this into a “tragedy” like the original play. So Suda-san originally came up with the character of Romeo and wrote the basic scenario for the game, and then Yamazaki-san turned it into a full script, right? What kind of character is Romeo to you? Ren Yamazaki: Compared to previous protagonists Suda has written, I think he’s quite a serious and straightforward character with no hidden agenda. Suda: I wanted to write the story of a good-natured young man maturing over time. Travis, the protagonist of the last scenario I wrote—No More Heroes 3—had a wild and violent journey, so I wanted a protagonist who’d be the exact opposite of that. He ended up being a masked protagonist, too. Suda: I always wanted Romeo Stargazer to be a character that left a strong impression not just through his in-game skills and weapons, but as a character too. Our past titles feature all sorts of characters who are loved by gamers, so I really thought hard about how to make Romeo a character who’d be just as praised. When Romeo got the DeadMan moniker along the way, he really started to come to life in a way that made me confident in him. I thought to myself, like, “Romeo really is DeadMan!” and then it all kind of fell into place. That’s why we made it the title, too. The action itself is quite the strong-style hack-and-slash, isn’t it? Yamazaki: Yeah, I was firm about that. So many different aspects and systems of the game changed throughout development, but in my discussions with our main programmer, Hironaka, we made sure the battle system delivered a strong sense of action from the beginning to the end of development. How’s the combat balanced? Suda: In a full course dinner, the ingredients used are usually pretty standard no matter where you go, right? Looking at this game’s development as a full course meal, when it comes to graphics, sound design, and also the actual gameplay, we ended up using all sorts of ingredients that you normally wouldn’t find in a regular kitchen. But no matter what ingredients we were handed we used them to our fullest ability, which I think is our strongest point as a studio. We kept making adjustments right to the very end to create a perfect rhythm to our own course meal. Is there anything about the action you paid particular attention to? Suda: The big finisher—Bloody Summer—I paid a lot of attention to how exactly it felt, and to that end the general movement of swords were refined meticulously so that it would feel as authentic as possible. I’m pretty sure I also made a lot of adjustments to the actual moment of impact, but that was years ago development-wise now and I’ve totally forgotten what exactly I requested (laughs). Action games are the kind of thing that get better and better with each and every minor tweak. We also paid special attention to how many enemies appear and where in each level. Each time I played through the game to make adjustments, I imagined myself to be playing it for the first time and really considered the emotions that come with that. Even on a first playthrough, I really wanted it to feel as smooth as it is challenging, and I think we got a good balance there. The end result is obviously dependent on the players, so I’m really looking forward to seeing how it’s received by the public. Romeo uses both swords and guns. Was it hard to balance the action between the two? Yamazaki: When you think of it at a pure game design level, close combat weapons and ranged weapons are kind of polar opposites in terms of action. I paid a lot of attention to creating situations where both would be valid options to use. Of course, shooting an enemy from outside their own range of attack is still the strongest method of attack, technically. That’s specifically why we introduced the Bloody Summer system, the crazy finisher move that only charges when you attack enemies with close combat weapons. Sure, it’s riskier because there’s far more of a chance of taking damage as well, but that’s the gamble. It’s safer to hit enemies from afar with your guns, but the gauge doesn’t fill. Basically it’s a battle of merits and demerits that has to be figured out moment-to-moment to ensure your victory. There’s also the Bastard system where you summon support characters. Where did this idea come from? Yamazaki: We were already experimenting with gimmick skills outside of the main character’s regular move set in Travis Strikes Again and No More Heroes 3. Bastards are kind of a natural evolution of what we were doing there. Suda was pretty adamant about adding in a crafting system in the game, and when we were brainstorming on two separate skill and crafting systems, we realized it might be more interesting if they were connected to each other. There’s a ton of variations to make, so be sure to switch them out whenever you can. Suda: The Bastards really have a nice sense of presence in the game itself. They alter the way you approach battles, and you really have to think about how you raise them, not to mention what the ideal loadout is at any given time. If you raise them right, they end up being stronger than your regular weapons. Also, on PlayStation, when you harvest Bastards from the soil they react to the adaptive triggers. That’s one way of using them. Do you have any Bastards you’re particularly fond of? Suda: The one I used right to the end was called Mictlantecuhtli. Definitely my strongest. Also, FrostBolt, which freezes enemies. Yamazaki: It was SuicideAttack for me, which blows itself up. The more you raise it, the stronger it gets. I think it’ll be fun for everyone to come up with their own combinations. Make sure to give a try! And if you do, keep playing all the way to the end–the second half in particular’s got quite the surprises in store. On getting players into the action as fast as possible It seems in classic Grasshopper style, the story itself and its presentation is trying to confuse players. The opening sequence is pure chaos. Suda: The opening in particular is full speed ahead, yeah. I think it’s quite the good composition, if I do say so myself. If we’re gonna cause some ruckus right off the bat, we might as well equally get the player in the thick of the action as fast as possible so they don’t have to think too long about it. I’m just glad if they can enjoy the action right from the start. Yamazaki: I’ve been at the company for quite some time now, so I’m really used to Suda’s storytelling style. I guess from that perspective, it’s nothing too unusual for me. It’s, like, yeah, business as usual. Of course, I understand it’s probably confusing to first-time players, but that confusion itself is fun to see. I’m especially excited for how people will react to the story as a whole. Suda: There’s plenty of things that go unused over the course of game development. I really hate just leaving things on the cutting room floor, so I try to use as much of it as possible. The opening to the game used to be much longer, but due to a variety of factors it turned into what it is now. Of the things that seemed like they might go unused, we tried to put all of them in full right from the get-go, so the opening is basically the best possible outcome of it. We wanted players to feel this kind of rush going into it that leads them straight into the action. Right, a longer opening makes people impatient. Is that how you convinced the staff, too? Suda: Actually, about half the staff working on Romeo is a Dead Man were joining Grasshopper for the first time, and I probably think they felt a huge kind of anxiety about it throughout the entire production. How do you mean? Suda: I think for the most part everyone made it not really understanding what kind of game it would eventually turn into. I think only around debugging time did most people really start to see the whole shape of the game as it was. Why do you think that happens? Suda: Our development style is kind of ad-libbed, I’d say. Basically we bring a bunch of ideas to the meetings and develop them just through talk and pick apart what seems like something worth implementing, and for the most part we just pick the most interesting ideas and ad-lib ways to put them in. But as the number of staff involved with development increases, that becomes more and more difficult. At a sheer numbers level, it’s hard to communicate those ideas to every member of every section of the company. Sounds very ad-libbed to me. Suda: But I think that feeling of a bunch of interesting ideas packed into one is what sets Grasshopper games apart. Especially when it comes to action games, they’re not really something where you decide on a super rigid spec sheet from the beginning and follow it all the way through—it changes throughout development. You basically have to keep polishing really small parts to make the overall product better. That kind of ad-libbing and improvisation is what connects the chaos of the game’s opening to the various forms of expression we see used in the rest of the game too, right? Yamazaki: Of course, Suda’s directing style and the new staff are one thing, but about half the staff is made up of long-time members who more or less understand the unique culture that makes the base of our development cycle. I’m not sure if that’s an advantage or a disadvantage, but that’s precisely where that bold flavor unique to our games comes through; I think that really works for the people who enjoy it, and is more of an acquired taste for a first-timer. It’s kind of like a ramen shop with a thick, strong broth. But you don’t plan on changing that, do you? Yamazaki: There are definitely times we consider making things a more general, salty flavor for the public at large; though, I’m not sure it works out that way even when we try (laughs). Usually I start out that way, but somewhere along the way I get bored with the blandness and end up putting a bunch of spice in without even realizing. Suda: There are already enough “orthodox” games out there to begin with, and I don’t think it’s our place to compete with them. The world is already overflowing with “perfect” games that look like something Dekisugi-kun (from Doraemon) would make. But if they were all Dekisugi-kun games, then there’d really be nothing interesting. We definitely need more Nobitas in the world, and I think our studio is one of them. Whether or not Doraemon is with us, who knows? (laughs) Embrace the chaos on February 11 How was the interview? Our quirky action game’s got a strong backbone to it. It definitely requires a bit of skill; each enemy’s got its own characteristics and combat changes with each weapon. Also, the stronger you make Romeo, his weapons, and support characters through mini-games, the battle encounters themselves evolve with it. This thing’s got some pretty satisfying punch to it, if I do say so myself. Do what you want, however you want it. If I was to measure what kind of excitement we want to deliver, imagine you order ramen and gyoza, and then you get what looks just like ramen. But then you finish the soup, and bam, at the bottom of the bowl: there was your gyoza the whole time! You’ll be like, “whoa, who knew video games could be this free?” Anyway, we hope you can feel the overflowing passion, joy, and pure human spirit that radiates from Romeo is a Dead Man. Give it a try! View the full article

Tune in live this Thursday for 60+ minutes of news, gameplay updates, and announcements from game studios across the globe. February’s State of Play will spotlight eye-catching third-party and indie games headed to PS5, along with the latest from teams at PlayStation Studios. State of Play broadcasts live February 12 at 2pm PT / 5pm ET / 11pm CEST | February 13 at 7am JST on YouTube and Twitch, and will be broadcast in English with Japanese subtitles also available. We’ll see you then! Regarding co-streaming and video-on-demand (VOD) Please note that this broadcast may include copyrighted content (e.g. licensed music) that PlayStation does not control. We welcome and celebrate our amazing co-streamers and creators, but licensing agreements outside our control could interfere with co-streams or VOD archives of this broadcast. If you’re planning to save this broadcast as a VOD to create recap videos, or to repost clips or segments from the show, we advise omitting any copyrighted music. View the full article

Email us at PSPodcast@sony.com! Subscribe via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or download here Hey, everybody! Sid, Tim, Brett, and I are back this week to talk about the newest game announced this week, Horizon Hunters Gathering, take a look at what’s new in MLB The Show 26, and go down the rabbit hole of games based on 80s action. Stuff We Talked About Next week’s release highlights: Crisol: Theater of Idols | PS5 Romeo is a Dead Man | PS5 BlazBlue Entropy Effect X | PS5 Ride 6 | PS5 Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties | PS5, PS4 High On Life 2 | PS5 Reanimal | PS5 MLB The Show 26 gameplay reveal — Check out updated gameplay along with new modes and features like 11 new colleges, bear down pitching, new Trade Hub, and more. John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando gameplay features — See how the game elevates the co-op zombie-shooting genre with vehicle combat and management, combined with run-and-gun tactics, all set against an 80s action-horror aesthetic. Horizon Hunters Gathering reveal — a new co-op action game from Guerrilla, where up to three players can team up to take down dangerous machines, both big and small, where tactics and teamwork will be essential. The Cast View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Sid Shuman – Senior Director of Content Communications, SIE View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Tim Turi – Content Communications Manager, SIE View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Brett Elston – Manager, Content Communications, SIE View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image O’Dell Harmon Jr. – Content Communications Specialist, SIE Thanks to Dormilón for our rad theme song and show music. [Editor’s note: PSN game release dates are subject to change without notice. Game details are gathered from press releases from their individual publishers and/or ESRB rating descriptions.] View the full article

Last week, we asked you to slow things down and enjoy the rustic life using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here’s are this week’s highlights: jobolts_ shares Atsu playing her shamisen at a camp with the Ainu tribe in Ghost of Yōtei. WildmindVP shares Layla’s cabin in the present day of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. RhodWulfLeon shares a one-eyed owl in a tavern in Star Wars Outlaws. RazinZamee shares Ellie and baby JJ sitting on a tractor in The Last of Us Part II. call_me_xavii shares Aloy standing outside an encampment in Horizon Forbidden West. FlamingHobo666 shares a wizard picnicking near a pumpkin patch in Hogwarts Legacy. Search #PSshare #PSBlog on Twitter or Instagram to see more entries to this week’s theme, or be inspired by other great games featuring Photo Mode. Want to be featured in the next Share of the Week? THEME: Romantic SUBMIT BY: 11:59 PM PT on February 11, 2026 Next week, show some love. Share romantic settings and characters from the game of your choice using #PSshare #PSBlog for a chance to be featured. View the full article

Dear Trailblazers, the Honkai: Star Rail development team sends their long-awaited regards! We are thrilled to announce that a brand-new world known as Planarcadia will officially be unveiled in Version 4.0 No Aha at Full Moon. This prosperous world, renowned for its entertainment culture, is currently celebrating its unique Phantasmoon Games. This is not only Himeko’s homeland but also the starting point for the Astral Express to set sail once again. This story of The Elation will likewise span an entire year, and the stage will not be limited to Planarcadia—the IPC’s key stronghold, Astropolis, will also make its debut later. Let us witness the convergence of The Past and Future, and join new companions Yao Guang and Sparxie in the Euphoria party of The Elation. An arcadia where clout is king and people are amusing themselves to death Following the journey to Amphoreus, and at Himeko’s suggestion, the Express charted a course for Planarcadia, kingdom of the Elation, to resupply and explore. Planarcadia was once a 2D World in Canvas, but under the IPC’s management, it has been revived from the flatness of a painting to become a vital territory. It is now overseen by Pearl, one of the Ten Stonehearts of the Strategic Investment Department. Today, all manner of local entertainment products have sprung up like mushrooms, with their fame spreading across the entire cosmos. For the first stop on their journey, the Express Crew will arrive at Duomension City, situated in the heart of the arcadia. Unlike the solemn elegance of the Amphorean city-states, Duomension City is a vibrant metropolis defined by its sleek, modern aesthetic. By day, the streets are teeming with people, dazzling the eye with ubiquitous electronic screens and memetic projections. As nightfall descends, the waters of Dovebrook reflect the neon spectacle and bustling nightlife under the bright moonlight. Somewhere within the Dovebrook District lies the fabled World’s End, a tavern that serves as a vital social hub for the Masked Fools, though its exact location remains elusive. Furthermore, you will encounter all manner of bizarre creatures and objects active throughout the streets and alleys. Don’t be surprised, these are the local residents known as imagenae, beings born from painting and imagination. Whether it’s the towering, cool mechatron, the Meowton Station Master handling ground crew duties, or the thundercoil perched atop high towers amplifying the city’s network signals, they have long since integrated into the city’s daily life, becoming companions who live side-by-side with humanity. Speaking of Duomension City, one highlight you can’t miss is Interplanar Jump! There are mysterious entrances scattered all over the place—just dive in to reach the marvelous Duomension. Inside, the art style of people and imagenae changes, letting you pull off moves impossible in reality, like double-jumping or walking on water. Once you enter the Duomension, you’ll transform into different forms of Trailblazemon, free to explore all the unique and fun content hidden in every corner of the city. In Planarcadia, all conflicts and struggles are resolved through games, the most sensational of which is the Phantasmoon Games. Rumor has it that Aha personally established these games. The victor not only wins an audience with them, but also gains the authority of the Aeon of Elation for one minute. However, the games have no fixed rules—whoever catches Aha’s eye takes the lead. Thus, victory depends entirely on the participants’ capabilities and wit. A mask serves as the entry ticket for all participants, but only eight exist. The ferocity of the competition can be imagined. Not only are the locals of the arcadia, the Xianzhou Alliance, the Masked Fools, and the IPC getting involved, but even the Stellaron Hunters have arrived with their own agenda. Silver Wolf and Blade seem to have already made their move… Are they here for the Phantasmoon Games too? Who will obtain this incredibly precious invitation? Under the facade of Elation, is there some hidden conspiracy? It’s up to you to explore and find the answers. Get a Charming Partner in the form of Aha Instants In Planarcadia, even combat falls under the gaze of The Laughter. When characters of The Elation Path join the team, or when fighting special enemies, you will accumulate Punchlines. As Punchlines stack up and Aha’s excitement peaks, they will personally take the stage, triggering an Aha Instant. During this phase, Aha will lead the team’s Elation characters to unleash Elation Skills one by one. The more Punchlines you have, the stronger the skill effects. After the Aha Instant concludes, all Elation Path characters will receive their unique Certified Banger buffs, adding layers of strategy to your combat. In the new version, Trailblazers will welcome two powerful new 5-star characters to their roster. First up is the Seer Strategist of the Xianzhou Alliance’s Yuque ship: General Yao Guang. Previously a voice without a face in the storyline, she is finally making her official debut. As the senior soror to the familiar Master Diviner Fu Xuan, Yao Guang serves as a vital strategic advisor to the Alliance during dire straits. To the people of the Xianzhou, she is affectionately known as Madam Yao, a goddess of fortune capable of averting crises and divining weal through her calculations. As a Physical character following the Path of Elation, Yao Guang specializes in manipulating the tide of battle with Weal and Woe Lots. Drawing a Weal Lot boosts the team’s Elation and grants Punchline stacks when she uses her Skill. Conversely, during an Aha Instant, she casts a Woe Lot, increasing the DMG taken by enemies while recovering Skill Points for the team. Yao Guang’s Certified Banger buff allows teammates to deal additional Elation DMG with their attacks—and if those attacks consume Skill Points, the DMG is further increased. Furthermore, her Ultimate not only provides Punchline stacks to the team but also immediately triggers an extra Aha Instant, boosting All-Type RES PEN for all allies. Another mysterious 5-star character following the Path of Elation is Sparxie. Bearing a striking resemblance to the Masked Fool players know as Sparkle, she’s the hottest streamer in Planarcadia. In the storyline, Sparxie and Sparkle will appear together to bring the Trailblazer a unique surprise. During combat, Sparxie taps into her streamer persona, opening a livestream room to engage in a PK upvote battle against enemies. Players can continuously consume Skill Points to send random Gifts to Sparxie, regenerating varying amounts of Skill Points or Punchlines for the team. The more Skill Points consumed, the more Punchlines the team gains, resulting in higher final DMG. During an Aha Instant, Sparxie initiates a chaotic lucky draw, dealing massive DMG to all enemies with multiple bounce attacks. Under the Certified Banger state, every time a Gift appears during the PK, Additional Elation DMG is dealt to a random single enemy target during settlement. Additionally, Sparxie’s Ultimate also deals extra Elation DMG. It’s worth mentioning that the limited 5-star characters Black Swan, Evernight, and Hysilens will be featured in the Warp events during the first half of Version 4.0, while Sparkle, Cerydra, and Rappa will appear in the second half. Furthermore, the old partners Black Swan and Sparkle will be receiving buffs. They’ll continue to be your reliable allies in the upcoming journey to Planarcadia. New events galore Alongside the massive Main Story update, Version 4.0’s new events are just as hyped. When taking a break from exploring the arcadia, Trailblazers can invite friends to join the lighthearted Cosmicon Collective battle formidable foes through card duels and strive for the pinnacle of cosmic combat power! Another unmissable event is the operation of Furbobo Weekly. In this event, you’ll experience the busy yet fun life of a magazine editor-in-chief and get a taste of a whole new walk of life. Furthermore, Currency Wars is expanding for the first time, adding new characters and mechanics. The Divergent Universe has also been updated — look forward to the extra fun they’ll bring. ​​ Gaming experience optimization Finally, this update will optimize daily system functions for all Trailblazers: Assignments will no longer be restricted by fixed times or characters, allowing Trailblazers to claim rewards and dispatch characters at any time. Additionally, the Relic and Team Lineup systems will also be optimized and upgraded to provide a more convenient gaming experience. After the version update, simply log in and check in to receive 20 Warps, plus claim a free new Outfit for Ruan Mei and a 5-star character of your choice! At the same time, Yao Guang’s Weal Sign event will bring everyone a bonus of 1600 Stellar Jades may the Blessings of Good Fortune be with every Trailblazer on their journey in the new version! In addition, new Trailblaze Attire including a new Outfit and headwear for the Trailblazer will also be unveiled, which is sure to make your journey even more spectacular. Stay tuned for more game details. View the full article

Today marks a monumental step for Guerrilla as a studio, as we announce our new chapter in the Horizon universe: Horizon Hunters Gathering. Play Video With the very first ideas that shaped the world of Horizon, we dreamed of players hunting machines together. We started with a small group of Guerrillas – including myself back in the days as Design Director – and began exploring what that could look like. Drawing on our experience from the Killzone multiplayer titles and the momentum of Horizon Zero Dawn, we set out to bring cooperative action into the Horizon franchise. Since then, the team and the game have grown tremendously. Throughout its development we’ve done extensive testing, patching, and feedback iteration. One of my favorite moments was our first in-studio playtest with the entire team: a special milestone where the vision and hard work from every discipline finally came together in a playable form. It’s always nerve-wracking to share early builds, but moments like that test, as well as today’s announcement, make it worthwhile. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Horizon Hunters Gathering is a cooperative action game (developed by Guerrilla for PS5 and PC) that lets up to three players team up as heroic Hunters to protect a world under threat from deadly machines. Combat is tactical, reactive, and deeply skill-based, building on the tactical precision of the Horizon games while embracing the dynamics of team play. The foundation of Horizon Hunters Gathering centers around challenging and replayable hunts. Today we’re revealing two game modes: Machine Incursion, a high-intensity mission where waves of machines pour out from underground gateways, led by a formidable boss; and Cauldron Descent, a longer, multi-stage trial in which ever-changing rooms push Hunters to their limits, from brutal machine encounters to hidden doors that promise power and reward for teams prepared to open them. Both modes will be available in our upcoming closed playtest through the PlayStation Beta Program on PS5 and PC. We’re excited for players to get hands-on and help shape the game with their feedback. In Horizon Hunters Gathering, you choose from a roster of uniquely skilled Hunters – each with distinct melee or ranged playstyles and weapons – and select Hunter roles further embedded with a rogue-lite perk system to craft the build that best suits your style and your team. These Hunters have their own motivations and personal struggles, which comes together in new stories we want to tell in the world of Horizon. The game has a narrative campaign which will introduce new mysteries, characters, and threats, but we’re keeping it under wraps for now. What we can say is that Hunters Gathering is fully canon and its story doesn’t stop at launch! As you hunt dangerous machines in the wilds, you’ll travel through a range of environments that bring missions and stories to life. Each location offers its own atmosphere, challenges, and opportunities for your team to explore and master together. Between missions, you’ll return to Hunters Gathering: a vibrant social hub where players can connect, prepare, and celebrate victories together. Here, you can customize your Hunters, visit vendors, upgrade gear, and team up for your next adventure. With today’s announcement, we’re beginning a journey we hope to continue with you. Our first, small-scale closed playtest arrives at the end of February; you can sign up via the PlayStation Beta Program and mark your interest in any future Horizon Hunters Gathering playtest on PC or PS5. By the way, Horizon Hunters Gathering supports cross-play between PS5 and PC, plus cross-progression when you are logged in and save your game using the same PlayStation account! Though it’s still early on, you can expect more regular development updates and playtest announcements from us in the coming months. To stay in the loop on all the latest news about the game, we’ve launched a brand-new Horizon Hunters Gathering Discord – we’d love to see you there! On a personal note, this is both an exciting and daunting step for us. Multiplayer games have always been part of our studio’s DNA, and it’s where I began my own career. Bringing a co-op hunting experience into the Horizon universe is something we’ve envisioned for a long time, and we’re approaching it with care, ambition, and passion. I hope the coming months give you a sense of the scale and complexity of what we’ve been building – or better yet, let you experience it yourself in a playtest. On behalf of everyone at Guerrilla, thank you to our Horizon fans and creators who support and believe in us. And welcome to all new Hunters excited to join us on this adventure. Horizon Hunters Gathering is about taking on challenges together – and we’re just getting started. View the full article

Hey, everyone! We’re excited to finally share a gameplay overview for Toxic Commando and announce that the game launches on March 12. We’ve been working hard on this one, and we can’t wait for you to get your hands on it. Play Video For those just catching up, Toxic Commando is our take on the co-op shooter genre, blending intense horde combat with vehicle-based gameplay in open environments. We wanted to give you a deeper look at how this project came together and what makes it tick. From concept to chaos The whole thing started with a pitch from Saber Interactive’s CEO, Matt Karch: World War Z meets Mudrunner. Picture enormous hordes of enemies swarming players who need to use a variety of vehicles to survive. We thought it was a cool concept that played to our strengths at Saber, so we dove into research and prototyping. What emerged was something we’re really proud of—a unique blend of vehicle-based gameplay in open environments combined with action-packed fights against massive enemy hordes. Striking the balance: Wheels vs. boots One question we get a lot is how we balanced the driving and FPS aspects. The answer? We didn’t want to force you into one playstyle or the other. Our game design encourages exploration, and it’s up to you how much you want to lean on vehicles to tackle missions. There are obvious benefits to driving—mobility, protection, mounted weapons—but we never want you to feel locked behind the wheel. Our goal was simple: make vehicles fun and beneficial for players who want to use them, then let you decide how much time you spend driving versus on foot. Both approaches should feel viable and, most importantly, fun to play. Co-op that puts strategy in your hands Most missions in Toxic Commando are nonlinear. You’ll have multiple subobjectives that can be completed in any order, which means you and your squad can choose to stick together or split up to tackle objectives in parallel. The choice is yours. Each playthrough also shakes things up with different vehicle spawns and class/loadout selections, so you’ll need to communicate with your team and plan accordingly to create good synergy. We wanted to encourage real player coordination and strategic thinking, adding a fresh layer to the classic co-op shooter experience. Building a world that feels real (and ridiculous) When it came to crafting the lore and universe of Toxic Commando, we had a few guiding principles. First, we wanted a world that felt recognizable but was set in the near future—just advanced enough to have some cool tech without feeling like a massive leap from our own reality. Second, we wanted our characters to be aware of the tropes they’re living through. They’re in the middle of a zombie apocalypse, dealing with completely over-the-top situations that are both terrifying and—let’s be honest—a bit ridiculous. We lean into that with the dialogue and scenarios, which create some really memorable interactions. But here’s the thing: while we embrace comedic elements and want players to have a blast, we’re not interested in making fun of the games and movies that inspired us. We approach this with earnestness because we genuinely love this stuff. ​​ Our love letter to ’80s action horror Speaking of influences, we drew heavily from ’80s films and television. The path to John Carpenter was a natural one: which great director or movies fit into that kind of sphere? John Carpenter’s Escape from New York is probably the most obvious reference, but you’ll also find DNA from Big Trouble in Little China, The Thing, They Live, and Prince of Darkness woven throughout. John Carpenter’s involvement went beyond guidance, feedback, and direction on the story—he also composed Toxic Commando’s music. The team also looked at Dan O’Bannon’s Return of the Living Dead, Lamberto Bava’s Demons, Stuart Gordon’s Re-Animator, and even a bit of The A-Team. What we love about those properties is the big energy and bombastic tone. It wasn’t about copying specific set pieces or scenes—it was about capturing that feeling. There’s a lack of self-consciousness in a lot of late ’70s to early ’90s action and action-horror cinema that we really appreciated. Those characters aren’t winking at the camera; they’re in over their heads and rolling with it. Our characters know what zombies are, but when faced with a horde, they’re not stopping to break the fourth wall or crack wise about clichés—they’re fighting for survival. The past fifty years of cinema have given us wonderful examples of ragtag groups of underdog heroes—from Star Wars to Goonies to Guardians of the Galaxy—alongside true masterpieces of horror. We wanted to blend those ideas: what happens when you drop a bickering found family of action-adventure heroes into a horror movie? That’s the core of what we’re exploring with Toxic Commando. John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando is scheduled to be released on March 12. We can’t wait for you to experience this new co-op zombie shooter with a vehicle twist. Thanks for reading, and we’ll see you out there! View the full article

It’s time to see which PS5, PS4, PS VR2, and free-to-play games topped last month’s download charts. January saw players continue to scavenge, fight, and extract in Arc Raiders, which topped the US PS5 charts, while players in the EU prepared for the World Cup with EA Sports FC 26. The new fighter 2XKO debuted in the top three on the free-to-play charts. Check out the full listings below. What titles are you playing this month? PS5 Games US/CanadaEUARC RaidersEA SPORTS FC 26Grand Theft Auto VARC RaidersNBA 2K26Grand Theft Auto VMinecraftUFC 5EA SPORTS Madden NFL 26MinecraftCall of Duty: Black Ops 7Forza Horizon 5EA SPORTS FC 26It Takes TwoUFC 5Call of Duty: Black Ops 7Forza Horizon 5Avatar: Frontiers of PandoraAvatar: Frontiers of PandoraHogwarts LegacyBattlefield 6The Witcher 3: Wild HuntFallout 4Among UsEA SPORTS College Football 26NBA 2K26Among UsClair Obscur: Expedition 33It Takes TwoBattlefield 6NHL 26Fallout 4Clair Obscur: Expedition 33Kingdom Come: Deliverance IIHogwarts LegacyThe Crew MotorfestGhost of YōteiSplit FictionMortal Kombat 1ARK: Survival Ascended *Naming of products may differ between regions *Upgrades not included PS4 Games US/CanadaEURed Dead Redemption 2Red Dead Redemption 2Call of Duty: Black Ops IIIEA Sports FC 26MinecraftA Way OutBatman: Arkham KnightMinecraftSTAR WARS Battlefront IIGrand Theft Auto VGrand Theft Auto VBatman: Arkham KnightGang BeastsThe ForestMortal Kombat XUnravel TwoGod of WarGod of WarA Way OutNeed for Speed HeatMiddle-earth: Shadow of WarSTAR WARS Battlefront IIThe ForestTomb Raider: Definitive EditionNeed for Speed HeatKingdom Come: DeliverancetheHunter: Call of the WildHogwarts LegacyFallout 76Gang BeastsGod of War III RemasteredMiddle-earth: Shadow of WarCall of Duty: WWIItheHunter: Call of the WildCupheadMortal Kombat XBloodborneFirewatchKingdom Come: DeliveranceCall of Duty: Black Ops III *Naming of products may differ between regions PS VR2 Games* US/CanadaEUBeat SaberJob SimulatorJob SimulatorBeat SaberAmong Us 3D: VRAmong Us 3D: VRAlien: Rogue Incursion VRMetro AwakeningArizona Sunshine RemakeAlien: Rogue Incursion VRMetro AwakeningHorizon Call of the MountainSwordsman VRArizona Sunshine RemakeThe Walking Dead: Saints & SinnersFlight Simulator Delivery 2025 VRArizona Sunshine 2Swordsman VRPavlovPavlov *PlayStation Store purchases only. Game upgrades or games bundled with hardware not included Free to Play (PS5 + PS4) US/CanadaEUFortniteFortniteRobloxRoblox2XKORocket LeagueMarvel RivalsCall of Duty: WarzoneHighguardeFootballRocket LeagueArknights: EndfieldCall of Duty: WarzoneWhere Winds Meet (F2P)Where Winds Meet (F2P)Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege X – Free AccessArknights: EndfieldAsphalt LegendsTom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege X – Free Access2XKO View the full article

MLB The Show fans, the time is here. San Diego Studio couldn’t be more excited to share all of the new updates we have in store for MLB The Show 26. This year, we’re giving you more control, deeper immersion, and more action on and off the field. Play Video Road to The Show: More to the journey This year, Road To The Show builds on what you loved in ‘25, creating an even more immersive experience. We’ve: Expanded the amateur experience to add more realism to your story on the way to The Show Added 11 additional college teams for a total of 19 schools including: University of Arkansas, University of Florida, Stanford University and University of Michigan Brought in the (CWS) officially licensed NCAA Men’s College World Series format and bracket Introduced new goals that keep you pushing to progress throughout your career We’re also proud to announce, Road To The Show: Road to Cooperstown. Start from high school, build your legacy, and see if you can make it all the way to the Hall of Fame in this all-new feature in Road To The Show. Are you up for the challenge? Diamond Dynasty*: All new ways to compete including The World Baseball Classic Diamond Dynasty is back and better than ever with new ways to play. Be sure to check out: The World Baseball Classic content returns to DD, now featuring WBC ballparks including the Tokyo Dome and Estadio Hiram Bithorn. Mini-seasons overhaul New rewards, programs, and collections More live-service updates for exciting challenges and experiences Storylines*: Negro Leagues Season 4 The award-winning game mode returns with all-new legends, uniforms, and a new stadium to celebrate the stories of some of the most impactful, yet largely unknown, ballplayers in history. Franchise: More realism and control Franchise mode has some exciting updates that put you in position to build a dynasty: New Trade Experience incorporating a new Trade Logic System featuring the comprehensive Trade HUB. Modernized logic including lineup, starting pitcher rotation, and bullpen games to reflect current MLB trends. A more approachable Franchise experience that lets you tailor your desired level of control & gameplay to get through more seasons. New gameplay updates in ShowTech for the most authentic on-field baseball experience Gameplay is the bread and butter of the MLB The Show franchise and this year we’re aiming to continue that tradition by adding new features and refining the game experience. Here’s what’s new in ‘26: Big Zone hitting is a new batting interface for players of all skill levels Play at three new stadiums including: The Tokyo Dome, Estadio Hiram Bithorn, and Terrapin Park Bear Down Pitching gives you more control in the clutch situations Hits per 9 innings and strikeouts per 9 innings attribute splits and pitch repertoire usage rate Reaction rating attributes for fielders (left, right, forward, and back) Catcher Pop Time attribute Plate Coverage Indicator sensitivity slider for more control over your PCI Added over 500 new gameplay animations Re-captured all knee down catcher animations which includes throws, blocked balls, wild pitches and more Stay tuned for what’s next Coming up: Fielding Feedback 2.0 returns with updates on all things MLB The Show 26. Plus, we’ll be announcing more feature premieres in the coming weeks including a deep dive into what’s new in Road To The Show. Sign up for Scouting Report Sign up for the MLB The Show Scouting Report — it’s the best way to stay updated on the latest news on MLB The Show 26. Plus, when you do, you’ll unlock a monthly scouting report pack. It all starts in April 2026, so sign up today on TheShow.com! Pre-order MLB The Show 26 now Get ready to leave your mark. Pre-orders are open now and MLB The Show 26 launches on March 17, with early access starting on March 13 for the Digital Deluxe Edition. Pre-order loyalty discount for previous MLB The Show owners We are also happy to announce a new loyalty discount**. You will receive 10% off your Digital Deluxe Edition pre-order if you have purchased any digital version of MLB The Show that’s been released since MLB The Show 21. Note that this pre-loyalty offer will be live soon after pre-orders open. Now & Later Packs are back Earn your packs in the XP Path and Now & Later Program in ‘25 and get vouchers that will automatically be redeemed* into The Show Packs when logging into MLB The Show 26 with the same account you used in ‘25. The Now & Later Program goes live at 12 pm PST today and you can score up to 12 additional packs. Plus, get a Carlos Beltrán player item to use in MLB The Show 25 and a different Carlos Beltrán player item in ‘26. Stay updated for what’s on deck There’s a lot more excitement ahead between now and launch. In the meantime, sign up for The Scouting Report, and be sure to follow us on X, Facebook, and Instagram. *Internet connection required. **Discount reflected in cart. Must be signed into your account. Only applies to same platform purchases. For Nintendo Switch, since MLB The Show 22 View the full article

Hi everyone, We are excited to announce Festive New Year Sale campaign that is headlined by KIM CHAEWON, from chart topping group LE SSERAFIM. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image You can watch the first video of Festive New Year campaign and read Q&A with KIM CHAEWON here. Look out for our social campaign on how to win DualSense wireless controllers signed by KIM CHAEWON in our Asia social media channels, as well as three more videos coming from 4th till 6th February. PlayStation Festive New Year Sale 2026 runs from 6th February till 19th February in participating retailers (while supplies last) and it will feature discounts on PS5 consoles, peripherals and games, such as: PS5 Consoles (product availability varies by country): SGD 70 / MYR 240 / THB 1,800 / IDR 810,000 / PHP 2,800 Off PlayStation VR2: SGD 140 / MYR 480 / THB 3,600 / IDR 1,620,000 / PHP 5,600 / VND 2,610,000 Off PS Portal: SGD 28 / MYR 90 / THB 700 / IDR 340,000 Off Discounts on PS5 titles, such as Ghost of Yotei, Death Stranding 2: On The Beach, Astro Bot, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 and God of War™ Ragnarök For more details on the sales, please scroll down below to see full table of the sales promotion or visit the promo website here. Stay tuned to our social channels for deals on digital games and PS Plus memberships. ### View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Additionally, we are collaborating with cult casual lifestyle brand from South Korea, Wiggle Wiggle, on Love of Play merchandise series that features PlayStation-branded Washable Home Slippers, Acrylic Clips (2 pieces set) and Acrylic Coaster*. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Fans can get this limited-edition set by joining select PlayStation Asia social activities during the campaign. Starting today, a creative Instagram Stories sticker contest is live on the official PlayStation Asia IG channel, giving participants a chance to win a Wiggle Wiggle Gift Set. Fans are invited to use the exclusive Stories template, decorate it with stickers and GIFs, and share it on their Instagram Stories while tagging PlayStation Asia IG channel to enter. *Available in South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. ### Singapore PlayStation 5 ConsolesOriginal SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5SGD 799SGD 729PlayStation®5 console – Digital EditionSGD 669SGD 599PlayStation®5 ProSGD 1,069SGD 999 PeripheralsOriginal SRPPromotion SRPDualSense Wireless controller – WhiteSGD 107.00SGD 86.90DualSense Wireless controller – Midnight BlackSGD 107.00SGD 86.90DualSense Wireless controller – Cosmic RedSGD 107.00SGD 86.90DualSense Wireless controller – Nova PinkSGD 107.00SGD 86.90DualSense Wireless controller – Galactic PurpleSGD 107.00SGD 86.90DualSense Wireless controller – Starlight BlueSGD 107.00SGD 86.90DualSense Wireless controller – Gray CamouflageSGD 107.00SGD 86.90DualSense™ wireless controller – Volcanic RedSGD 114.00SGD 89.90DualSense™ wireless controller – Cobalt BlueSGD 114.00SGD 89.90DualSense™ wireless controller – Sterling SilverSGD 114.00SGD 89.90DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma TealSGD 114.00SGD 93.90DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma IndigoSGD 114.00SGD 93.90DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma PearlSGD 114.00SGD 93.90PULSE Elite™ – WhiteSGD 199.90SGD 171.90PULSE Elite™ – Midnight BlackSGD 199.90SGD 171.90Pulse Explore Wireless EarbudsSGD 295.90SGD 256.90Pulse Explore Wireless Earbuds – Midnight BlackSGD 295.90SGD 256.90DualSense Edge Wireless ControllerSGD 295.90SGD 256.90DualSense Edge Wireless Controller – Midnight BlackSGD 295.90SGD 256.90PlayStation Access ControllerSGD 128.90SGD 100.90PlayStation®VR2SGD 649.00SGD 509.00PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player – WhiteSGD 295.90SGD 267.90PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player – Midnight BlackSGD 295.90SGD 267.90 Game Titles (PS5)Original SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5 Astro BotSGD 79.90SGD 54.90PlayStation®5 Gran Turismo® 7SGD 97.90SGD 40.90PlayStation®5 God of War™ RagnarökSGD 97.90SGD 27.90PlayStation®5 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2SGD 97.90SGD 40.90PlayStation®5 Rise of the Ronin™SGD 97.90SGD 40.90PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part II RemasteredSGD 67.90SGD 40.90PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part ISGD 97.90SGD 40.90PlayStation®5 Ghost of Tsushima Director’s CutSGD 97.90SGD 40.90PlayStation®5 Helldivers 2SGD 54.90SGD 40.90PlayStation®5 Until DawnSGD 79.90SGD 40.90PlayStation®5 Horizon Zero Dawn RemasteredSGD 67.90SGD 27.90PlayStation®5 LEGO Horizon Adventures SGD 54.90SGD 27.90PlayStation®5 Stellar BladeSGD 97.90SGD 54.90PlayStation®5 Death Stranding 2: On The BeachSGD 97.90SGD 67.90PlayStation®5 Lost Soul AsideSGD 79.90SGD 54.90PlayStation®5 Ghost of Yotei Standard EditionSGD 97.90SGD 67.90 Philippines PlayStation 5 ConsolesOriginal SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5 ConsolePHP 30,790PHP 27,990PlayStation®5 Console – Two DualSense™ Wireless Controllers BundlePHP 33,990PHP 31,190 PeripheralsOriginal SRPPromotion SRPDualSense™ wireless controller – WhitePHP 4,290PHP 3,570DualSense™wireless controller – Midnight BlackPHP 4,290PHP 3,570DualSense™ wireless controller – Cosmic RedPHP 4,290PHP 3,570DualSense™ wireless controller – Nova PinkPHP 4,290PHP 3,570DualSense™ wireless controller – Galactic PurplePHP 4,290PHP 3,570DualSense™ wireless controller – Starlight BluePHP 4,290PHP 3,570DualSense™ wireless controller – Gray CamouflagePHP 4,290PHP 3,570DualSense™ wireless controller – Volcanic RedPHP 4,590PHP 3,870DualSense™ wireless controller – Sterling SilverPHP 4,590PHP 3,870DualSense™ wireless controller – Cobalt BluePHP 4,590PHP 3,870DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma TealPHP 4,590PHP 3,870DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma IndigoPHP 4,590PHP 3,870DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma PearlPHP 4,590PHP 3,870PULSE Elite™ – WhitePHP 8,390PHP 7,290PULSE Elite™ – Midnight BlackPHP 8,390PHP 7,290PULSE Explore™ – WhitePHP 12,490PHP 10,790PULSE Explore™ – Midnight BlackPHP 12,490PHP 10,790DualSense Edge Wireless Controller – WhitePHP 12,490PHP 11,240DualSense Edge Wireless Controller – Midnight BlackPHP 12,490PHP 11,240PlayStation Access ControllerPHP 5,090PHP 3,790PlayStation®VR2PHP 24,990PHP 19,390 Game Titles (PS5)Original SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5 Astro BotPHP 2,990PHP 1,990PlayStation®5 Gran Turismo® 7PHP 3,490PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 God of War™ RagnarökPHP 3,490PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2PHP 3,490PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 Rise of the Ronin™PHP 3,490PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part II RemasteredPHP 2,490PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part IPHP 3,490PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 Ghost of Tsushima Director’s CutPHP 3,490PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 Until DawnPHP 2,990PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 Horizon Zero Dawn RemasteredPHP 2,490PHP 990PlayStation®5 LEGO Horizon Adventures PHP 1,990PHP 990PlayStation®5 Stellar BladePHP 3,490PHP 1,990PlayStation®5 Death Stranding 2: On The BeachPHP 3,490PHP 2,490PlayStation®5 Lost Soul AsidePHP 2,990PHP 1,990PlayStation®5 Ratchet & Clank: Rift ApartPHP 3,490PHP 1,490PlayStation®5 Ghost of Yotei Standard EditionPHP 3,490PHP 2,490 Malaysia PlayStation 5 ConsolesOriginal SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5MYR 2,499MYR 2,259PlayStation®5 console – Digital EditionMYR 2,069MYR 1,829PlayStation®5 ProMYR 3,849MYR 3,609 PeripheralsOriginal SRPPromotion SRPDualSense™ wireless controller – WhiteMYR 369MYR 315DualSense™wireless controller – Midnight BlackMYR 369MYR 315DualSense™ wireless controller – Cosmic RedMYR 369MYR 315DualSense™ wireless controller – Nova PinkMYR 369MYR 315DualSense™ wireless controller – Galactic PurpleMYR 369MYR 315DualSense™ wireless controller – Starlight BlueMYR 369MYR 315DualSense™ wireless controller – Gray CamouflageMYR 369MYR 315DualSense™ wireless controller – Volcanic RedMYR 399MYR 345DualSense™ wireless controller – Cobalt BlueMYR 399MYR 345DualSense™ wireless controller – Sterling SilverMYR 399MYR 345DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma IndigoMYR 399MYR 345DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma PearlMYR 399MYR 345DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma TealMYR 399MYR 345PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player – WhiteMYR 999MYR 909PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player – Midnight BlackMYR 999MYR 909DualSense Edge WhiteMYR 999MYR 869DualSense Edge Midnight BlackMYR 999MYR 869PULSE Elite™ – WhiteMYR 699MYR 609PULSE Elite™ – Midnight BlackMYR 699MYR 609PULSE Explore™ – WhiteMYR 999MYR 869PULSE Explore™ – Midnight BlackMYR 999MYR 869PlayStation Access ControllerMYR 449MYR 359PlayStation®VR2MYR 2,099MYR 1,619 Game Titles (PS5)Original SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5 Astro BotMYR 249MYR 169PlayStation®5 Gran Turismo® 7MYR 299MYR 129PlayStation®5 God of War™ RagnarökMYR 299MYR 89PlayStation®5 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2MYR 299MYR 129PlayStation®5 Rise of the Ronin™MYR 299MYR 129PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part II RemasteredMYR 209MYR 129PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part IMYR 299MYR 129PlayStation®5 Ghost of Tsushima Director’s CutMYR 299MYR 129PlayStation®5 Helldivers 2MYR 169MYR 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2,090DualSense™ wireless controller – Volcanic RedTHB 2,690THB 2,190DualSense™ wireless controller – Cobalt BlueTHB 2,690THB 2,190DualSense™ wireless controller – Sterling SilverTHB 2,690THB 2,190DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma IndigoTHB 2,690THB 2,190DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma PearlTHB 2,690THB 2,190DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma TealTHB 2,690THB 2,190PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player – WhiteTHB 7,790THB 7,090PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player – Midnight BlackTHB 7,790THB 7,090DualSense Edge WhiteTHB 7,790THB 6,790DualSense Edge Midnight BlackTHB 7,790THB 6,790PULSE Elite™ – WhiteTHB 5,190THB 4,490PULSE Elite™ – Midnight BlackTHB 5,190THB 4,490PULSE Explore™ – WhiteTHB 7,790THB 6,790PULSE Explore™ – Midnight BlackTHB 7,790THB 6,790PlayStation Access ControllerTHB 3,090THB 2,390PlayStation®VR2THB 15,990THB 12,390 Game Titles (PS5)Original SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5 Astro BotTHB 1,990THB 1,290PlayStation®5 Gran Turismo® 7THB 2,290THB 990PlayStation®5 God of War™ RagnarökTHB 2,290THB 690PlayStation®5 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2THB 2,290THB 990PlayStation®5 Rise of the Ronin™THB 2,290THB 990PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part II RemasteredTHB 1,690THB 990PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part ITHB 2,290THB 990PlayStation®5 Ghost of Tsushima Director’s CutTHB 2,290THB 990PlayStation®5 Helldivers 2THB 1,290THB 990PlayStation®5 Until DawnTHB 1,990THB 990PlayStation®5 Horizon Zero Dawn RemasteredTHB 1,690THB 690PlayStation®5 LEGO Horizon Adventures THB 1,290THB 690PlayStation®5 Stellar BladeTHB 2,290THB 1,290PlayStation®5 Death Stranding 2: On The BeachTHB 2,290THB 1,690PlayStation®5 Lost Soul AsideTHB 1,990THB 1,290PlayStation®5 Ghost of YoteiTHB 2,290THB 1,690 Indonesia PlayStation 5 ConsolesOriginal SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5IDR 9,699,000IDR 8,889,000PlayStation®5 console – Digital EditionIDR 8,199,000IDR 7,389,000 PeripheralsOriginal SRPPromotion SRPDualSense™ wireless controller – WhiteIDR 1,359,000IDR 1,109,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Midnight BlackIDR 1,359,000IDR 1,109,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Cosmic RedIDR 1,359,000IDR 1,109,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Nova PinkIDR 1,359,000IDR 1,109,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Galactic PurpleIDR 1,359,000IDR 1,109,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Starlight BlueIDR 1,359,000IDR 1,109,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Gray CamouflageIDR 1,359,000IDR 1,109,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Volcanic RedIDR 1,449,000IDR 1,199,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Cobalt BlueIDR 1,449,000IDR 1,199,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Sterling SilverIDR 1,449,000IDR 1,199,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma IndigoIDR 1,449,000IDR 1,199,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma PearlIDR 1,449,000IDR 1,199,000DualSense™ wireless controller – Chroma TealIDR 1,449,000IDR 1,199,000PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player – WhiteIDR 3,599,000IDR 3,259,000PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player – Midnight BlackIDR 3,599,000IDR 3,259,000PULSE Elite™ – WhiteIDR 2,499,000IDR 2,159,000PULSE Elite™ – Midnight BlackIDR 2,499,000IDR 2,159,000PULSE Explore™ – WhiteIDR 3,599,000IDR 3,129,000PULSE Explore™ – Midnight BlackIDR 3,599,000IDR 3,129,000PlayStation Access ControllerIDR 1,649,000IDR 1,309,000PlayStation®VR2IDR 7,799,000IDR 6,179,000 Game Titles (PS5)Original SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5 Astro BotIDR 879,000IDR 579,000PlayStation®5 Gran Turismo® 7IDR 1,029,000IDR 439,000PlayStation®5 God of War™ RagnarökIDR 1,029,000IDR 289,000PlayStation®5 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2IDR 1,029,000IDR 439,000PlayStation®5 Rise of the Ronin™IDR 1,029,000IDR 439,000PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part II RemasteredIDR 729,000IDR 439,000PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part IIDR 1,029,000IDR 439,000PlayStation®5 Ghost of Tsushima Director’s CutIDR 1,029,000IDR 439,000PlayStation®5 Helldivers 2IDR 579,000IDR 439,000PlayStation®5 Until DawnIDR 879,000IDR 439,000PlayStation®5 Horizon Zero Dawn RemasteredIDR 729,000IDR 289,000PlayStation®5 LEGO Horizon Adventures IDR 579,000IDR 289,000PlayStation®5 Stellar BladeIDR 1,029,000IDR 579,000PlayStation®5 Death Stranding 2: On The BeachIDR 1,029,000IDR 729,000PlayStation®5 Lost Soul AsideIDR 879,000IDR 579,000PlayStation®5 Ghost of YoteiIDR 1,029,000IDR 729,000 Vietnam PeripheralsOriginal SRPPromotion SRPDualSense Edge WhiteVND 5,699,000VND 4,949,000DualSense Edge Midnight BlackVND 5,699,000VND 4,949,000PULSE Elite™ – WhiteVND 3,999,000VND 3,479,000PULSE Elite™ – Midnight BlackVND 3,999,000VND 3,479,000PULSE Explore™ – WhiteVND 5,699,000VND 4,949,000PULSE Explore™ – Midnight BlackVND 5,699,000VND 4,949,000PlayStation Access ControllerVND 2,599,000VND 2,079,000PlayStation®VR2VND 12,990,000VND 10,380,000 Game Titles (PS5)Original SRPPromotion SRPPlayStation®5 Astro BotVND 1,499,000VND 999,000PlayStation®5 Gran Turismo® 7VND 1,799,000VND 749,000PlayStation®5 God of War™ RagnarökVND 1,799,000VND 499,000PlayStation®5 Marvel’s Spider-Man 2VND 1,799,000VND 749,000PlayStation®5 Rise of the Ronin™VND 1,799,000VND 749,000PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part II RemasteredVND 1,249,000VND 749,000PlayStation®5 The Last of Us™ Part IVND 1,799,000VND 749,000PlayStation®5 Until DawnVND 1,499,000VND 749,000PlayStation®5 Horizon Zero Dawn RemasteredVND 1,249,000VND 499,000PlayStation®5 LEGO Horizon Adventures VND 999,000VND 499,000PlayStation®5 Stellar BladeVND 1,799,000VND 999,000PlayStation®5 Death Stranding 2: On The BeachVND 1,799,000VND 1,249,000PlayStation®5 Lost Soul AsideVND 1,499,000VND 999,000PlayStation®5 Ghost of YoteiVND 1,799,000VND 1,249,000 View the full article