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Marvel’s ‘Spider-Man’ Saves On PS4 Can Now Be Exported To Remastered PS5 Version

Webslinging from PS4 to the PS5, export your “Spidey” for a remastered version

The PS5 Will have 20 Games available from the PlayStation Plus Collection

The Playstation Plus collection now has 20 games, available on launch for the PS5. PlayStation fans were excited to find…

“Little Nightmares II” Hospital Level Gets a Sneak Peek

A new level from “Little Nightmares II” has been featured on the PlayStation Blog, along with new screenshots.

“Need For Speed: Payback” And “Vampyr” Headline The PS Plus Free Games Lineup For October

This month’s PS Plus free games lineup will feature “Need For Speed: Payback” and “Vampyr”.

[Rumor] ‘Metal Gear Solid’ to get an Exclusive Remake for the PS5

Someone spilled the TEA (Tactical Espionage Action) that Metal Gear Solid is being remade for the PS5

Sony Confirms “99 Percent” Of PS4 Games Will Be Playable On PS5, But Won’t Feature Any Of The Older Generations

Sony has recently confirmed that 99% of PlayStation 4 will be backwards compatible on the upcoming PlayStation 5. Sony has also went on to confirm that the PS5 will not support PS1, PS2 or PS3 games.

PS5 Teaser for “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach” Revealed

PlayStation featured a brand-new teaser for “Five Nights at Freddy’s: Security Breach” during its PlayStation 5 showcase today, and it looks like fans are in for some creepy thrills.

New “Bladed Fury” Trailer Premieres Ahead of Console Announcement

“Bladed Fury”, 2018’s 2D fantasy action game from PM Studios, will be receiving a console release, as announced at PAX East 2020.

Trailer Announces PM Studios’ Gorgeously Animated “Iris.Fall” Is Coming to Consoles

PAX East 2020 unveiled a trailer announcing that the highly awarded “Iris.Fall” will be making its way to consoles.

Survival/Horror Indie “Kholat” Receiving Switch Physical Edition, Pre-Order Now

Developed by Polish indie developer IMGN.PRO, Kholat has sold over 700,000 units across PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One. In Kholat, you’ll follow the steps of a group of Russian college students that seem to have gone missing. The game is set in February of 1959 and is heavily inspired by the Dyatlov Pass Incident.