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At the PlayStation 4 unveiling earlier today, Sucker Punch revealed the third game from its inFamous franchise. Titled inFamous: Second Son, the new game seems like a series reboot and features a new protagonist – Delsin Rowe, rather than Cole McGrath, who starred in the first two games. Surrounded by …

Motorstorm developer Evolution Studios has unveiled a new IP for the PlayStation 4, titled Driveclub. Driveclub is a social racing game the encourages players to come together to form clubs, drive in groups, and compete with others. While Motorstorm games were off-road and featured unlicensed cars, Driveclub features predominantly road/track …

First and third-party studios line up to show off early demos for Sony's new machine

Guerrilla Games took to the stage at Sony’s unveiling of the PlayStation 4 and revealed its new game – Killzone: Shadow Fall. Not repeating the mistake of showcasing its first PS3 game (Killzone 2) via a controversial CG trailer, Guerrilla showed off a stunning live gameplay demo of Shadow Fall …

Sony unveiled its next-generation console – PlayStation 4, at the PlayStation Meeting in New York today, and has announced that it will arrive in ‘holiday 2013′. While Sony showed the new Dualshock 4 controller, which resembled the leaked prototype, the company strangely didn’t show what the console would look like …

Sucker Punch, Guerrilla Games, Evolution Studios and Capcom reveal new games

GAME isn’t hanging about – it’s already got pre-orders up for the PlayStation 4. For just 20 gamers can put down a deposit to secure a launch machine, which GAME says is expected later this year. "Demand is sure to be high" the firm says. Pre-orders are live in-store and …

Ubisoft has confirmed that Watch Dogs is coming to Wii U. The highly anticipated new IP, which will also be a PS4 launch title, is also coming to Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. And probably the next generation of Xbox, too. A Wii U edition has been rumoured for a …

Open-world title to integrate cross-platform play

Devs can now forget about tech limitations and simply focus on creating experiences, says Quantic Dream boss