Subscribe to Push Square on youtube God of War Ragnarok is set to wrap up production from Sony for 2022, and that should happen with a bang. This sequel to the brilliant God of War (2018) is almost here, continuing the epic adventures of Kratos and his son Atreus through the harsh world of Norse … Read more
picture: Sony a new job ad, reported by PlayStation lifestyle after he was discovered reset era, strongly suggests that Sony may be trying to hire an engineer to fix its PS3 emulation. There are also rumors that old PS3 peripherals will work on the new machine. Which would be all such a relief. If you’ve … Read more
Video game companies are notoriously reluctant to share their plans. In a market saturated with sequels and spin-offs, developers still treat each new project with the utmost secrecy. They will seldom even be open about what they are doing are not working on it, but today the PlayStation studio behind Spirit of Tsushima did just … Read more
Video game companies are notoriously reluctant to share their plans. In a market saturated with sequels and spin-offs, developers still treat each new project with the utmost secrecy. They will seldom even be open about what they are doing are not working on it, but today the PlayStation studio behind Spirit of Tsushima did just … Read more
OMG relax already!picture: Sony Santa Monica Studios for the past week, God of War: Ragnarok is trending on Twitter, although there is no definitive news from developer Sony Santa Monica Studio. Instead, there has just been a flurry of tweets from “industry insiders” hinting at a possible June 30th livestream reveal of the game. The … Read more
PlayStation Sony Following the Supreme Court’s overthrow of Roe V. Wade yesterday, we’re seeing a variety of reactions from game studios across the industry. They range from Destiny developer Bungie, which immediately released a policy that it would pay employees in affected states to travel to ensure their reproductive rights remain intact, to EA making … Read more
While companies like Sony and Epson As Philips strives to bring huge, cinema-quality projectors into the home, Philips is taking the opposite approach with compact alternatives that produce big images from smaller hardware, like the new 1080p Screeneo U4 ultra short throw the looks no bigger than a shoe box. If you are serious about … Read more