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Just a week shy of PlanetSide 2's first birthday, Sony Online Entertainment has given players a welcome gift. Today brings the launch of the patch jazzily named 'Performance Update 01,' which, well, does exactly what it says on the tin. The core engine and UI now make better use of multi-core processors and oh gosh, that's just the beginning.
Warfarme is offering extra platinum, credits, and a rifle skin as bonuses for pre-ordering the free-to-play PlayStation 4 launch title.
DC Universe Online on PS4 will be more than just a port of the existing PC/PS3 versions. The game will launch with over 2,000 updates, a new companion app, and remote play functionality for Vita.
Killer Instinct's Pin Ultimate Edition has pulled the curtain back on the game's eighth character: the fearsome robot, Fulgore.
Add one more to the PlayStation 4 launch day lineup. Sony Online Entertainment has confirmed that DC Universe Online will be available on day one: November 15th.
The PC version of World of Tanks has been updated to version 8.9, debuting new tanks, a new map, and Team Battles that debut 7v7 action.
Shooting people, we're to understand, is wrong, yet shooting AIs is somehow fine. If that's in line with your monstrous morals, mechtastic free-to-play FPS Hawken has now added a co-op mode. You and your chums team up in Bot Destruction to murder waves of AI drones, mechs, and boss bots whose only crime is wanting to live.
Ooh, those gold farmers, how they infuriate MMORPG players so! The way to combat them seems pretty clear, though: add an official way to buy gold. Jagex has reported an 81% drop in the amount of farmed gold floating around its free-to-play RuneScape in the month since it added a sanctioned 'bonds' to buy gold for cash.
Pain was one of the first games available on PlayStation Network. It also served as a continuously evolving platform for many new PlayStation...
Plants vs Zombies 2 took over two months to move from iOS to Android. For fans that don't have an iDevice, the wait was excruciating. However, PopCap says that they're learning, and promises future releases will come at a much quicker pace. "Going forward, you'll see much closer parity between [iOS and Android]," PopCap's Tony Leamer said.
