The Monday letters page worries that it’s being priced out of buying a Nintendo Switch 2, as one reader is disappointed by ...

A listing for a Nintendo first party game has appeared on Microsoft’s Edge Game Assist webpage and it’s either a mistake or ...

Memorial Day is on the horizon, but the electronics sales are already here, so why not get a head start saving some serious cash on some 65-inch+ televisions?

Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots will be released later this year on the Switch, PC and PS5. Both games are licensed by Sony Interactive Entertainment and published by Bandai Namco.

Yoshida would also spend over a decade as President of Sony Computer Entertainment ... can start releasing more advanced games for both consoles (and PC) around the same time.

From that moment on, every single Sony Interactive Entertainment release on PC has been unavailable in those countries. Most of those games are strictly single-player, so there’s no need for ...

Rahul Majumdar is a contributing entertainment reporter ... Starting with the PC port of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, Sony will offer in-game rewards for those who choose to log in to or sign up for ...

PC owners will no longer need to make PlayStation accounts to access certain games, but Sony hopes some extra bonuses will convince them to sign up anyway. Sony recently announced a change in ...

Michael McWhertor is a journalist with more than 17 years of experience covering video games, technology, movies, TV, and entertainment. Instead of requiring a PSN account for those games (and the ...

What’s more, Sony has since released a PC Adapter for the VR2, which provides access to the thousands of VR games available ... of writing), you’ll need a computer powerful enough to handle ...

Rahul Majumdar is a contributing entertainment ... could run PS3 games at acceptable frame rates on lower resolutions. You can check out the demo video to see how the computer handles popular ...

Brooks/AFP/Getty Images) Column by Gene Park Sony debuted the PlayStation on Dec. 3, 1994, with the expressed intent of re-creating the extravagance of big-ticket entertainment in a living room.