PlayStation 5 stories

Kena: Bridge of Spirits truly looks phenomenal if you are playing on the PS5 console.>>

Deathloop is a stealth-shooter sandbox of a game that you can spend hours on just experimenting and trying new things.>>

This is the definitive version of the game, and you must play it if you didn’t pick it up last year.>>

Rift Apart still a fine addition to the long-running series, and shows off some new cool features that only the PS5 console can deliver. >>

We report back on a video preview for the upcoming PS5 exclusive, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart. >>

It features a decent blend of action and survival horror to satisfy both new and old fans of the series. This is a must play!>>

The fact that Returnal is rogue-like might sound awesome to some, but some other casual gamers might be intimidated. >>

Gamers fortunate enough to have snapped up one of the now-elusive PS5s will soon find their console has new functionality, like the ability to store games on USB drives.>>

MotoGP 2020 on PlayStation 5 is probably the best off-road motorcycling game I’ve played in years.>>

Destruction AllStars is a different type of driving game where the main goal for you is to create as much destruction as possible. >>

This game arguably has the best graphics that you will see on the PS5 thus far. >>

Death is something that you will experience in this game over and over again. If you don’t like dying and repeating sections of games, you’re better off playing something else.>>

Graphically, this game looks good for a PS5 launch title. Not only are the levels very colourful, but the game runs smoothly at 4K and 60fps.>>

The PS5 is a great new generation console that improves the graphics of games, and also offers faster loading times. It’s also worth mentioning that the DualSense controller is innovative and will provide new experiences for the player. >>

Sony is offering a free platforming game called Astro’s Playroom with every PlayStation 5. >>

If you’re getting a PS5, you must play this game as it showcases how powerful the new console is. >>

While you will still have to wait for any hardware or software reviews, what we can show you this week is the unboxing of the PS5. >>

We weren’t allowed to see the back of the console, although it still looks very stylish if you can fit it inside your TV cabinets or tables.>>

In New Zealand, the PlayStation 5 console will be released on November 12th, 2020. >>