March 22, 1996 – 20 years ago – was the first time Resident Evil players were greeted by this infamous Spencer Mansion resident :

March 22, 1996 – 20 years ago – was the first time Resident Evil players were greeted by this infamous Spencer Mansion resident :

A few weeks ago we broke the news that the fabled Nintendo PlayStation / SNES-CD’s BIOS had leaked onto the internet. After sparking plenty of interest and leaving many wondering about its legitimacy, the brains behind the emulation scene have managed to reverse engineer its very core. As a result we’re impressed to say that the first playable game for the system will be hitting your emulators soon.
Since the first arrival of news on the unreleased Super Nintendo CD collaboration with Sony, we’ve closely watched the hidden past between the two companies unfold. With more than enough to be talking about, the last thing we ever expected to be reporting on was the SNES CD’s boot ROM landing at our headquarters.

Sony is currently planning a new version of the PS4 with increased graphical power and games running at 4K resolution, developer sources tell Kotaku.

While the $400 USD PlayStation VR headset doesn’t include the required PlayStation Camera, Sony confirmed that a PSVR bundle with a Camera and PlayStation Move will be available in North America.

In the PlayStation VR specs published by Sony this week, it’s been revealed that the headset itself weighs approximately 610 grams without the cable, while the processor unit comes in at 365 grams. For comparison, the DualShock 4 is 210 grams and the PlayStation Camera is 183 grams.