Spider-Man PS4 Behind the Scenes: Making The Suit September 19, 2018

Spider-Man has been out on the PS4 for a few weeks now and while we played the heck out of it, Sony is continuing to release behind the scenes videos about the game. Today they’re talking about Spider-Man’s new Advanced Suit.

As someone who played the game and knows the in-story explanation for where this suit came from I just have to say bravo.

Spider-Man is out now exclusively on the PS4.

Pokemon Let’s Go – Go Park Trailer September 19, 2018

Ever since Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee were released we’ve known it will have connectivity with the extremely popular Pokémon Go smartphone game. Today, The Pokémon Company released this trailer to show how you’ll be able to get a closer look at the Pokémon you’ve collected from Pokémon Go in the new Switch titles.

Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee are coming November 2018 exclusively to the Nintendo Switch. Pokémon Go is out now for Android and iOS Smartphones and tablets.

Sony is Making a PS1 Classic September 19, 2018

Nintendo was so successful with their classic console line Sony has just announced they will be releasing a classic console of their own, and can you get any more classic than the PlayStation 1?

The PS1 Classic will ship December 3rd 2018 for a price of $99.99 US and include twenty games including Small Arms, TEKKEN 3 and Final Fantasy VII. To play the system, it will include two wired original PlayStation controllers (not Dual Shock).

We currently don’t have a competed game list and that is a shame. Unlike Nintendo’s consoles which have two dozen first-party titles everyone wants to play, most of the PS1’s greatest exclusives were made by third parties, bringing doubt into the quality of the final game list. While Final Fantasy VII is being included, it currently doesn’t list Metal Gear Solid or Silent Hill, the two best games for the system. You also won’t be able to play the PS1 Classic out of the box. Even at a price of $99.99US, the classic won’t ship with any AC Adapter. Hopefully you have a USB-type charging adapter lying around that should be able to power the unit.

You can read all the details about the PS1 Classic here.