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People Can Fly, the team behind shooters like Bulletstorm and Outriders, has announced it’s entered into an agreement with PlayStation to produce a new game based on a current, pre-existing Sony IP. No other details have been confirmed other than its codename: Project Delta. The technical speak confirms People Can Fly has entered “production of a prototype of a new video game codenamed Project Delta (the “Product”), based on intellectual property rights belonging to [the] Publisher”. Currently, the studio is also collaborating with Microsoft on the development of Gears of War: E-Day. Details pertaining to what Sony IP the developer…
Image: Push SquareSony has once again expanded the number of games available to stream on its PS Portal handheld, including support for over 50 PS1 and PSP titles. That means PS Plus Premium members can stream these titles directly to the peripheral, without necessarily needing a PS5. Among the games available are legitimate PlayStation classics like Wild Arms, Everybody’s Golf, and Twisted Metal. All of these titles are using Sony’s emulator, so you can enjoy contemporary features like save states, rewind, and, in many cases, Trophies. This latest content drop doesn’t include every PS1 and PSP game in the PS…
Subscribe to Push Square on YouTube154k In case you didn’t know, Sony has just published its latest game on PS5 and PC. Midnight Murder Club is now available in early access for $19.99/£15.99, featuring cross-play and cross-progression support. The game is developed by Velan Studios, the team behind the super fun (but shut-down) multiplayer title Knockout City. In it, you and up to five other players enter a mansion enshrouded in total darkness, with only a torch and a revolver to your name. It’s a sneaky, first-person online multiplayer game where any light or sound will immediately draw attention. Making…
Subscribe to Push Square on YouTube154k Moon Studios, which just recently purchased its independence along with the publishing rights to No Rest for the Wicked, its incredible-looking action RPG currently in Early Access, has provided a lengthy update on the state of the game. Over 25 minutes, we see a bunch of gameplay, and learn that the game has already grown quite considerably in response to fan feedback. The majority of the video is spent detailing The Breach update, which effectively doubles the size of its game world, adding in new story elements, enemies, boss fights, and gear. PC players…
HBO’s bet on its TV adaptation of The Last of Us is truly starting to pay off now, as the new trailer for the show’s second season is breaking company records. In the three days since its release, the official trailer has gained 158 million views across all platforms, making it the most-watched HBO and Max trailer ever for that time period. According to The Wrap, the impressive statistic marks a 160 per cent increase in views over any other The Last of Us-related trailers and clips. The second series begins on 13th April 2025 and will comprise of seven…
As the Editor of Push Square, Sammy has over 15 years of experience analysing the world of PlayStation, from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between. He’s an expert on PS Studios and industry matters, as well as sports games and simulators. He also enjoys RPGs when he has the time to dedicate to them, and is a bit of a gacha whale.
Chrono Trigger is widely considered to be one of the greatest Japanese RPGs ever made, and the stone cold classic just turned 30 years old. The most insane part, though? Chrono Trigger has never been remastered or even re-released on modern PlayStation consoles, despite being an absolute all-timer. But this three-decade anniversary has sparked some semblance of hope amongst fans. Square Enix says that it has “a variety of projects” planned for the big three-oh — although the publisher’s phrasing is rather vague at best. As translated by Gematsu, the statement reads: “We are planning a variety of projects over…
PS5 lead architect Mark Cerny has shared that the PS5 Pro system will receive an upgrade to its PSSR feature next year that should allow it to produce similar results to the FSR 4 upscaling technology from AMD. This enhancement will be a result of Sony’s current partnership with AMD, which is also exploring possibilities for the PS6 as part of Project Amethyst. The PS5 Pro’s future tech upgrade was announced via Digital Foundry, where Cerny said that for 2025, Sony is focusing on the current version of PSSR and having external developers implement the feature. For next year, though,…