Claptrap9 does it again.Dreams is all the rage right now when it comes to player creation, but don't rule out Media Molecule's previous franchise, LittleBigPlanet, just yet. Much like what he did with the original Super Mario Maker, prolific inventor Claptrap9 has re-made Super Mario Maker 2's creation suite in LittleBigPlanet 3.It's well worth checking out in the video above, courtesy of GameXpla... more.

A shining Deacon for all.In an age of loot boxes and microtransactions, few things are more refreshing than free add-on packs that add genuine value to an already excellent experience. Sony, to its credit, has been pretty good with post-release support for its blockbuster exclusives – and while its various first-party developers have all plotted different paths, this arcade-inspired Days Gone ch... more.

All players to receive some free Wumpa Coins.Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled launched just over a week ago on PlayStation 4, and while it's generally a great remake, it's had its fair share of issues. Perhaps the most notable problem is a nasty bug that's seen many players lose their save data. According to Beenox, your save could corrupt "if the data for race ghosts in Time Trials becomes too larg... more.

A Hideo Kojima Dream.Dreams is capable of delivering some shockingly realistic visuals, but its tools are nothing if not diverse. Just browsing through what's available to play, there's a huge range of artistic styles represented, and one fellow in particular is wrangling with the angular, low-poly aesthetic of PSone games.Dreams user Bearskopff, aka Bearly Regal, previously impressed us with this... more.

Days keep going.Patch 1.21 for Days Gone is available to download now on PlayStation 4, and it weighs in at a rather large 18.5GB. This one's actually a pretty big deal, too, as it adds weekly DLC challenges to the open world title. The first is named 'Surrounded', and it tasks you with surviving for as long as you can against an endless horde of freakers. Do well enough, and you can earn rewards ... more.

A final fantasy.Sony may have taken a rain check at E3 2019, but PlayStation 4 is the only place you’ll be able to play the Game of the Show – at least initially, anyway. Final Fantasy VII Remake unsurprisingly swept the Games Critics Awards, waltzing away with Best of Show, Best Console Game, and Best RPG. It’s perhaps worth mentioning that in order to be eligible, titles had to be playable... more.

A different value proposition.Years after Sony dubbed the service “bad value”, EA Access will finally arrive on the PlayStation 4 from 24th July. As is the case already on the Xbox One, the premium subscription service will unlock various incentives, including trials, discounts, and admission to a vault of software from the behemoth publisher’s archives.Titles set to be available when the me... more.

Cor blimey.Watch Dogs Legion has sounded ambitious from the word go, and the more we hear about it, the crazier and crazier it sounds. As you may already know, the game lets you play as loads of different characters, all of them randomly generated to some degree. Each and every character comes with their own strengths, weaknesses, name, and appearance. The system was shown off quite well during th... more.

No mention of wet weather.Gran Turismo Sport’s next big update will leave the workshop 27th June, but there’s no mention of the recently teased wet weather conditions in the big 1.40 patch. Instead, there’ll be six new circuits, all based upon the Sardegna Road Track. This is located in roughly the same area as the existing Sardegna Windmills Rally Track, but is obviously all set on asphalt.... more.

Tifa ultimate team.Fresh from inspiring a series of articles about sports bras, Final Fantasy VII Remake’s re-envisioning of Tifa Lockhart will join fighting game mash-up Dissidia Final Fantasy NT from 3rd July on the PlayStation 4. She’ll be added to the arcade version this week, so you can get an early look if you happen to have a couple of quarters knocking about. Or any nearby arcades, for... more.