You're stuck in a village, there are vicious-looking werewolf people, and Chris Redfield is seemingly a very bad dude: welcome to Resident Evil 8, known as Resident Evil Village. We got another look at the game during Sony's latest PS5 showcase, and although the trailer didn't reveal much in the way of new story details, it did give off some serious Resident Evil 4 vibes.You can check out the trailer from the showcase below, which seems to pick up where our last look at Resident Evil 8 left off--immediately after Chris Redfield seemingly kills off a key character from Resident Evil 7. Although we know this story seems to start with and revolve around this character's death, the latest trailer gives the serious sense that they've still got a big role to play. Ethan, the protagonist of the last game, is also back to survive more monster-filled mysteries.At the center of this new trailer is a voice-over from Ethan's wife Mia as she tells a folklore-like story about a mother and daughter who head into the woods to gather berries for the girl's father. During their hunt, the girl gets ahead of the mother and disappears into the woods. We don't hear more than that, but it certainly sounds like nothing good happens after the girl vanishes into the forest. Given that the tale is cut with images of hairy, monster-like humans and occult-looking symbols, chances are pretty good you're going to be dealing with whatever she met out there.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

During the September 2020 PlayStation 5 Showcase, Raven Software revealed more of what's to come in the campaign for Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War. In addition to an extended look at the campaign, it was announced that PS4 players will be able to play the multiplayer alpha for free this weekend.In the livestream, creative director Dan Vondrak at Raven Software introduced the new gameplay for the campaign mission "Nowhere Left To Run," which takes place in an isolated airport runway in Turkey. We see returning characters Woods and Mason attempt to assassinate a high-priority target. During the ensuing battle, we see the familiar, COD-style gunfights and gadgets on full display. We even see the return of the fan-favorite RC-XD, which is used to disable an entire cargo plane.While Treyarch will still be heading up Black Ops Cold War, the campaign is being handled by Raven, which served as a support developer for past games. This new gameplay is the most comprehensive look we've had of the campaign so far. You can watch the full presentation above.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Capcom is bringing Devil May Cry 5 to PS5 with some new features and updates. Revealed during today's PS5 games showcase event, Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition is coming to Sony's next-gen console, and it'll be available digitally right at launch.The game is also coming to Xbox Series X and S, Capcom has since confirmed, and will be available for launch on November 10--two days earlier, since that's when the console releases.The biggest addition in DMC5: Special Edition is Vergil, who is joining the game as a playable character--the announcement trailer spent a lot of time showcasing his flashy sword skills. Those who already own the original DMC5 on PS4 or Xbox One will also have the option to purchase Vergil as paid DLC "at a later date."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach, the latest in the horror franchise from Scott Cawthon, was teased with a short trailer during the PS5 event. The video featured a slow camera shot of a creepy mall location and some new characters, but didn't include much else.The teaser showed multiple locations within the mall including a restaurant, a kitchen, a loading area with a forklift, and an '80s-inspired carnival-like area with neon lights. All the locations are a part of Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizza Plex, according to developer Steel Wood Studios."At three stories tall, it’s the flashiest, raddest, rockingist, safest pizzeria the universe has ever seen," wrote Steel Wood Studios co-founder Andrew Dayton on the Official PlayStation Blog. "Of course, Freddy and the band are excited to meet you! Utilizing the latest in animatronic technology, you can actually party with the stars themselves. So, on your next birthday, let Freddy Fazbear’s Mega Pizza Plex make you a SUPERSTAR!"Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Those who buy the PS5 will receive a new benefit with their PlayStation Plus subscription. Sony revealed the Plus Collection during its recent PS5 event, a library of some of the best PS4 games that is freely available to Plus subscribers. The Plus Collection includes first-party games like God of War, Bloodborne, and Days Gone as well as third-party titles, such as Persona 5, Monster Hunter World, and Resident Evil 7.The Plus Collection is exclusively available on the PS5. Sony announced that it's an added benefit to the PlayStation Plus service and does not cost extra.PS5 Plus Collection games confirmed so farContinue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

During the PlayStation 5 reveal event and subsequent streams, Sony remained tight-lipped regarding the pricing or release date of Sony's next-gen system, but finally that key piece of information has been shared as part of the latest PS5 showcase. As announced near the very end of the presentation, the PS5 will cost $500 / €500 / $750 AUD for the Standard Edition and $400 / €400 / $600 AUD for the Digital Edition. It will release on November 12.According to the PlayStation Blog, that date will be the release across several markets: the US, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea. Then on November 19 it will launch elsewhere, including Europe, Middle East, South America, Asia and South Africa.The release details were the culmination of a presentation that included trailers and new game announcements including Final Fantasy 16 and a new God of War. We also got fresh looks at Spider-Man: Miles Morales (which is also coming to PS4), the remake of Demon's Souls, and more.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

At Sony's PlayStation 5 Showcase, the company showed our first glimpse at a sequel to 2018's God of War. We got almost nothing in the way of details and didn't see the game in action at all, but we got one key tidbit: "Ragnarok is coming." We also know the game is coming sometime in 2021. An official title wasn't confirmed either, though fans have taken to calling it God of War 2: Ragnarok for the time being. A PlayStation Blog post merely refers to it as "New God of War title." God of War director Cory Barlog hinted at a possible announcement earlier in the day by changing his Twitter avatar, but it wasn't clear at the time if he was dropping clues or just teasing fans. The previous God of War game left the door open to a sequel, with an original story that took series protagonist Kratos out of the Greek pantheon and into Norse mythology.In the video, we see an icy God of War omega logo adorned with Norse runes, while Kratos intones over the image, "The time draws near. You must prepare yourself."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

During the September 2020 PS5 Showcase, Sony revealed a new gameplay trailer for Deathloop, called "Two Birds One Stone". The end of the trailer narrowed down the release window for the recently delayed game--it's coming to PS5 and PC in Q2 2021.In the trailer, protagonist Colt is struggling to find enough time within a time loop to kill both scientist Egor Serling and party host Aleksis Dorsey. In order to kill two birds with one stone, Colt decides to disrupt Egor's day so that he'll go to Aleksis' party--allowing Colt to attack both targets in the same place. You can check the trailer out below.In Deathloop, Colt is trapped within a time loop where he's the entertainment--the prey that everyone else gets to hunt. The only way he escapes is by killing off eight specific targets. No one else recognizes the time loop save for Julianna, an agent who's working to maintain the time loop by killing Colt over and over again. Deathloop supports online multiplayer, allowing you to be invaded by a player-controlled Julianna as opposed to the standard computer-controlled one.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales got its first gameplay reveal during the recent PS5 event, and if you're sold on what you saw, then you can preorder the game now. It's coming to PS5 and PS4 on November 12, alongside the PS5 itself. And if you missed out on the first game, or just want a remastered version of it on your brand-spankin' new next-gen console, then you'll be happy to know that it's included with the Ultimate edition.As the name suggest, the upcoming Spider-Man game follows the wall-crawling exploits of Miles Morales as he takes on the Tinkerer and their army of cyber-looking cronies. The gameplay demo we saw today showed some bad guys crashing Miles' mother's election rally, forcing him to suit up as Spidey and take them on. We also saw gameplay of Miles fighting off the baddies on a bridge and, soon after, saving a number of citizens from the falling debris. The $50 standard edition comes with the base Spider-Man: Miles Morales game.As for its Ultimate edition, it costs $70 and is exclusive to the PS5. This is because it includes a PS5 remaster of the original Marvel's Spider-Man. Developer Insomniac says that players can expect to see "improved skin, eyes, hair, and facial animation" as well as ray-traced reflections, ambient shadows, and improved lighting--more pedestrians and vehicles are also said to be present in the remaster. And if you prefer performance over visuals, Spider-Man: Remastered has the same 60 FPS mode as the Miles Morales game. Insomniac also teased three new Spider-Man suits for the original game as well as new photo mode features and a trophies.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Fortnite is coming to the PlayStation 5 at launch. Epic Games showed off new footage of the battle royale running on the next-generation console during the PS5 event on Wednesday. It looks like a big upgrade from the PS4 version of the game.The footage featured shows the updated environments, water and fire effects, and combat gameplay all running on Unreal Engine 4. Fortnite will still be free-to-play when it launches on PS5 and all items and unlockables will be carried over from other versions of the game. Fortnite will also be available on the Xbox Series X at launch."Epic will release Fortnite, built with UE4, on next-gen consoles at launch and, in keeping with the team’s commitment to prove out industry-leading features through internal production, migrate the game to UE5 in mid-2021," the company said after announcing Unreal Engine 5 in May. Epic says it will be able to improve Fortnite's performance and visuals on the new hardware in 2021.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

We now know the price and release date of the PlayStation 5, but after its latest games showcase, Sony revealed that at least some games in the next console generation are getting a price hike. While we don't know the prices of all PS5 launch games, some Sony Worldwide Studios titles, including Demon's Souls, will drop at $70 US in November.Sony revealed the prices on the PlayStation Blog following the showcase event, where it recapped some of the information from the showcase. It also included a list of launch day games from Sony Interactive Entertainment's studios, which also detailed their prices:Astro’s Playroom – pre-installed on PS5Demon’s Souls – US$69.99/¥7,900/€79.99 (RRP)Destruction All Stars – US$69.99/¥7,900/€79.99 (RRP)Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales – US$49.99/¥5,900/€59.99(RRP)Marvel’s Spider-Man: Mile Morales Ultimate Edition – US$69.99/¥7,900/€79.99 (RRP)Sackboy A Big Adventure – US$59.99/¥6,900/€69.99(RRP)That's nothing like a comprehensive list of PS5 launch games or their prices, of course, but it's notable that Demon's Souls and Destruction All Stars are listed at $70 US. Also coming in at $70 is Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate Edition, which includes the new standalone Miles Morales game as well as a remastered version of the 2018 Marvel's Spider-Man for PlayStation 4.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

As part of the big PS5 showcase, Sony confirmed the price and release date for the two versions of its next-gen PS5 console. The company also announced the prices for various PS5 accessories, and we're rounding up all the key details here.The PS5 comes bundled with a new DualSense controller, but you can also buy one by itself for $70 USD. A charging station for the controller, which supports up to two gamepads, will sell for $30 USD.The Pulse 3D wireless headset, which includes 3D audio and noise-cancelling microphones, will sell for $100 USD. For those looking to become the next big gaming streamer, Sony will also offer an HD Camera featuring two 1080p lenses for $60 USD. A media remote for the PS5 will go for $30 USD.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Turns out Sony isn't making as clean a break with this next console generation as previously thought--much like Microsoft, several of Sony's first-party titles are releasing on both PS4 and PS5. During the September 2020 PS5 Showcase, we learned that Horizon Forbidden West will be one such game, along with Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales."We know that the PS4 community will transition to PS5 at different times, and we're happy to announce PS4 versions of some of our exclusives," Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO Jim Ryan wrote in a blog post about the price and release date for PS5. "Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Sackboy: A Big Adventure, and Horizon Forbidden West will also launch on PS4."Ryan went on to clarify that because these three games are specifically designed for the PS5, the PS4 versions will lack support for certain features, like the PS5's SSD's fast loading times and DualSense controller's haptic feedback. They'll be the same games otherwise, though.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Now that both models of the next-gen PlayStation and Xbox consoles have been announced, priced, and dated, retailer GameStop has revealed pre-order details for all four of them.GameStop has immediately begun taking pre-orders for the PlayStation 5 and the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, though the site is currently slammed and you may have trouble securing an order. Pre-orders for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, meanwhile, will start at 8 AM PT on September 22.One important thing to note here is that GameStop is limiting pre-orders to one version of each next-gen console per household.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The much-anticipated remake of Demon's Souls is now available to preorder. Bluepoint's rendition of From Software's PS3 classic is set to launch alongside the PS5 on November 12, and if you want to play it on release day, you can preorder a copy ahead of time.During the recent PS5 showcase event, Sony gave us our first look at Demon's Souls gameplay. It showed off the very first area you play through, with what appears to be no loading times between warps. It all looks similar to the original game but with much more detailed visuals and in 4K accompanied by 60 frames per second. We see the player take on the area's enemies and then finish off with the Vanguard demon boss--and just like the first game requires, they die. From there we see a montage of different areas and enemies.Some next-gen games will cost $70 instead of this generation's typical $60. This happens to be the case with Demon's Souls as well. The PlayStation Store's listing isn't live yet, so we can't compare the price digitally, but we don't expect the prices to differ.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com