Tag: PS4

Best of 2024: Our Top 10 Lists [Arcade Couch Podcast]

by Podcasts by Explosion Network | Feb 3, 2025 | Arcade Couch, Best of 2024 | 0

Dylan, Ashley and Ciaran share their personal Top 10 video game lists for 2024.

Days of Play 2024 celebration starts today with sales, new PS Plus Games and much more

by Dylan Blight | May 29, 2024 | All News, PlayStation News, Video Game News | 0

PlayStation Australia has shared details on this year’s seventh-annual Days of Play event.

New Heads of PlayStation Announced [Platinum Explosion Podcast]

by Podcasts by Explosion Network | May 17, 2024 | Platinum Explosion: A PlayStation Podcast | 0

We have TWO new bosses at the front of PlayStation, replacing Jim Ryan. Who are they, and what do we think they’ll be doing as they split the workload?

While the Iron’s Hot Review – Blacksmithing can be repetitive

by Wil James | Dec 5, 2023 | All Reviews, Video Game Review | 0

While the Iron’s Hot is a Blacksmithing adventure that successfully captures the spirit of blacksmithing through its crafting system.

PlayStation consoles will no longer let you share to X, thanks Elon

by Dylan Blight | Nov 7, 2023 | All News, PlayStation News, Video Game News | 0

Twitter/X is no longer an option for the DualSense share button

Hellboy Web of Wyrd Review – As Deep as a Single Comic Issue.

by Wil James | Oct 29, 2023 | All Reviews, Video Game Review | 0

When played in short bursts, Hellboy Web of Wyrd is a strangely compelling game, mostly thanks to its characters and defining art style doing a lot of heavy lifting.

100th Nintendo Switch release from Super Rare Games is Lil Gator Game

by Dylan Blight | Oct 24, 2023 | All News, Nintendo News, PlayStation News, Video Game News | 0

Super Rare Games is celebrating its 100th Nintendo Switch release with two wholesome game favourites in Lil Gator Game and A Short Hike.

Bilkins’ Folly Review – Treasure hunting weighed down by technical hiccups

by Wil James | Oct 4, 2023 | Video Game Review | 0

Bilkin’s Folly is a game that I could recommend to almost anyone in the mood for a treasure-hunting adventure. Its tone and characters highlight the experience and make the longer-than-expected time sail by, whilst its puzzling is largely engaging if drawn back by more obtusely difficult puzzles and some technical hiccups that will surely be fixed in short order.