PlayStation VR2 headset design revealed
Sony has officially revealed its design for the PlayStation VR 2 headset. In a detailed blog post, Sony showed off the the PSVR 2 in all its glory, al
Silent Hill is back, but is it too much too soon?
At 10.02pm last night, alone in the kitchen, I screamed aloud in an empty room.To be fair, screaming is something I do a lot when Silent Hill is invol
PS3 games are now on the PS store, fuelling rumours backwards compatibility is on its way to PS5
PS3 games have started popping up on the PlayStation 5's store.Up until now, PS3 games on the PS Store would typically redirect you to Sony's on-deman
Ubisoft details Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope season pass
Ubisoft has finally got around to sharing more concrete information on Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope's season pass, which has been available to purc
To me, depression and games have always been tied together
Hello! Our ongoing series of articles examining accessibility in games continues with this piece from Caelyn.This piece discusses depression.Anyone wh
Here's why Like A Dragon: Ishin! is a big deal
Yakuza fans have it pretty good right now. Like a Dragon 8 and a Kiryu spin-off just got announced, but most importantly of all, Ishin is getting not
DF Direct Weekly talks The Game Awards, Horizon PC DLSS, Sony's 'Game Pass' plans
Welcome to the latest Digital Foundry Direct Weekly, the regular unscripted show where the DF team sit down of a morning to discuss the latest gaming
Phasmophobia devs accused of "housing a sex pest" on its Discord server
Kinetic Games - the indie team behind massive ghost hunting sim Phasmophobia - has been accused of "housing a sex pest" on its official Discord server
Ubisoft says Assassin's Creed: Valhalla is its "second largest profit generating game"
Ubisoft has released its Q2 earnings report which, as well as confirming its 2022-23 release slate and a delay for The Division: Heartland, has reveal
BFI announces a 10-year plan designed to "support the moving image", including games
The British Film Institute has announced a new 10-year plan designed to "support film and the moving image", including video games.The new initiative,