Daily Video Game writes: "There are several games, including AAA titles are currently on sale under $30 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch at Amazon. So if you're looking for new games on a tight budget right now, this is your chance to get new games (AAA titles included) under $30!"

Today Compile Heart provided another glimpse of the action JRPG Azur Lane Azur Lane: Crosswave with an introduction to the game's soundtrack.

The Messenger is an action platformer mixing Ninjas and pure retro style, and this PS4 review will let you know if this shinobi journey is worth the ride!

Neil writes: "No matter whether you have been there from the very first moments, or have only just discovered the wonders of The Walking Dead, the draw is huge. So huge in fact that Skybound Games have now announced The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series for Xbox One, PS4 and PC."

Today, during a dedicated livestream, Idea Factory International showcased the latest trailer of the upcoming JRPG Dragon Star Varnir.

Physical copies of Fortnite are available on Xbox and PS4. But if you want to buy one, you'll need to pay $300 and more per copy.

Today Spike Chunsoft released a brand new video related to its upcoming game AI: The Somnium Files for PS4, Switch, and PC.

Rob Pitt writes: Im the type of guy who doesnt really like sports in general. I dont watch football, dont follow cricket, cant be bothered with the Olympics, and have no interest in rugby. However, there are a few sport-based video games which I really enjoy playing, games such as tennis, golf, pool, and snooker. These are also the only types of games my father plays on his PS4, so it gives us something to play together online or locally. So, I instantly became interested when I saw that two completely different snooker games were set to be released this week today Im looking at Snooker Nation Championship 2019.

Brain Seal Ltd. today announces the release of turn-based role playing game "Dark Quest 2" on PlayStation 4 via PSN.

From Eurogamer: "Sony has revealed the first specs for what system architect Mark Cerny refers to as its 'next-gen console' in a fascinating interview piece for Wired. It confirms the key technologies in place for the new hardware, the exciting news that solid-state storage will take centre-stage in the new machine and - perhaps best of all - the fact that the next Sony platform will feature backwards compatibility with current market leader, PS4. Will it be called PlayStation 5? Sony isn't saying, but it does seem like the obvious choice."