After such a disastrous end to the previous era of superhero movies with the terrible Batman & Robin, the Caped Crusader and the DC universe entered a state of dormancy. Marvel was ascending into superhero supremacy, but Warner Bros. had a goal to bring Batman back onto the big screen. After two good films, the…
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Shift Up has released free Stellar Blade PS5 content in a new update that coincides with the game’s successful PC launch. Update 1.011 brought a new boss challenge, new cosmetics, and a bonus digital artbook alongside new in-game features and improvements.
Stellar Blade also released a new premium DLC pack. The Stellar Blade x Goddess of Victory: Nikke pack costs $9.99 on the PS Store. Those who don’t want to fork out the cash can still enjoy the following free content as outlined in patch notes for PS5 update 1.011:
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A PS4 single-player game that released in 2020 has been delisted from the PS Store without a warning, leaving players confused. Point-and-click adventure Tokyo Dark: Remembrance — the PS4 version of which was published Sony Music Entertainment label Unties — is no longer available to purchase on PlayStation platforms.
Tokyo Dark is available on other platforms at the time of this writing, including Steam and Nintendo Switch. On Steam, the game was published by Square Enix whereas on the Nintendo store, Unties is listed as the publisher, which makes the PS Store delisting all the more confusing.
Unfortunately, Tokyo Dark: Remembrance didn’t get a physical release on the PS4, so at the moment, it’s impossible to play the game on PlayStation platforms. Switch physical copies were released in limited quantities by Limited Run Games.
It’s possible that Tokyo Dark will be delisted from other online storefronts as well, but we can’t confirm anything at the moment. It’s also entirely possible that the PS Store delisting is temporary.
Developed by Cherrymochi, Tokyo Dark originally released in 2017 followed by Switch and PS4 launches in 2019 and 2020, respectively. The console ports were developed by mebius. The port, subtitled Remembrance, came with additional content including new endings.
Tokyo Dark released to overall positive reviews.
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We already knew the Nintendo Switch 2 was going to sell well. Demand has been feisty, and pre-orders sold out extraordinarily quickly. Nintendo now reports that it was even more popular than bad been expected, selling 3.5 million consoles in the first four days. For context, the original Switch took a month to sell…
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A new deal for the PS5 DualSense controller makes the PlayStation 5 device $20 cheaper than its recommended retail price (RRP).
The new deal has seen the controller receive a whopping 27% decrease, as Amazon has provided a limited-time price reduction that PS5 owners can take advantage of.
The DualSense controller is currently available for $54.88 via Amazon and can be purchased below.
The DualSense’s RRP is typically $75, meaning that this is a significant decrease on what buyers usually pay.
PS5 owners are always on the lookout for cheap DualSense deals, given that the controller is typically expensive. The device boasts some great technology, such as haptic feedback, dynamic adaptive triggers, and a built-in microphone, so it’s a steal at this new price point.
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