Not everything will be relevant to Western gamers, but Sony's pre-TGS press conference is usually always loads of fun. And if you'd like to tune in, you can do so right here.

If you're trying to play Destiny 2 but can't, don't worry. You're not the only one.

So this is weird.

Knack 2 comes out today. It's $54.95 in stores. But right this second you can get it completely free on the Australian and New Zealand PlayStation Store.

It's officially called the "Crystal" controller, but let's just call it what it is: a very neat, translucent Dualshock 4 controller.

Of course the Nintendo Switch is doing better than the PS4 in Japan, you might say. But that isn't what I'm talking about. Rather, in each console's first 26 weeks on sale in Japan, the Nintendo Switch posted significantly better sales numbers than the PS4 did.

Square Enix is remaking Secret of Mana 2. The beloved role-playing game will be released in Australia on 15 February 2018.

With the launch of the Xbox One X only a few months away, Microsoft needs an interim win to keep people interested in the console that is currently in a very distant second place to Sony. Which is why it is no surprise that Xbox Marketing Manager Aaron Greenberg told GameReactor it was "talking to Sony" about the potential for crossplay between the two consoles.

PlayStation had its Twitter and Facebook accounts compromised earlier today.

In what is becoming an ongoing thorn in the side of PlayStation PR, the Ark: Survival Evolved developers have revealed that they have gotten cross-play working internally for the survival dinosaur sandbox - but Sony won't let them roll the feature out officially.

Uncharted: The Lost Legacy is an easy video game to like in spite of its flaws. It's buoyed by a winning cast of characters and has some of the prettiest vistas this side of an actual trip to India. It also includes one of the most entertaining hidden features I've ever encountered in a video game.

The Witcher 3 for $23, Elite: Dangerous for under $26, DiRT Rally for the price of a pub steak and Wolfenstein: The New Order for the price of an expensive smoothie. That's part of what PSN has to offer right now.

The world is a noisy place filled with screaming children, coughing commuters and your work colleagues clacky mechanical keyboards. If you’re looking to drown those sounds out or if you’re a frequent flyer that just wants to get the roar of jet engines out of their ears, noise cancelling headphones should be at the top of your To Buy list. Here are five of the best for your consideration.

Announced earlier this year at CES, Sony's BRAVIA A1 OLED TVs have finally dropped in Australia. Here's everything you need to know.

Sony Pictures Television Networks has announced that it's going to acquire a major stake in popular anime distribution Funimation.

Water is wet. Sugar is sweet. And Japan loves Dragon Quest. In the least surprising news of the weekend, the latest DQ release drew long lines. At some locations, the game sold out.

At the very end of August, PlayStation will be increasing the price to access their online service, PlayStation Plus.

Released earlier this year in Japan, Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony has been rejected by South Korea's Game Rating and Administration Committee. 

Over the weekend, Spider-Man: Homecoming became Sony's second-largest opening ever, pulling in an impressive $US117 million ($153.2 million) and being on track to ultimately make $US300 million ($392.9 million) at the domestic box office alone. With that financial win in its pocket, Sony finally has to feel confident again about Spidey's cinematic future.

That's You is the first game released for Sony's new PlayLink platform for the PlayStation 4. Out now, it's a party game for two to six players, using your phone and a dedicated app for a "social quiz" that asks you to guess which of your friends or family everyone else thinks would be the answer to any of over 1000 questions.