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Amazon's new batch of free games for Amazon Prime subscribers are live now. March's Prime Gaming lineup includes five freebies as well as in-game loot for a variety of popular games. March is also be the last month to claim the large lineup of classic SNK games for free, so make sure you add those to your library before they're gone. This month, Amazon Prime subscribers can grab Blasphemous , Tengami , SkyDrift , Boomerang Fu , and Bomber Crew: Deluxe edition free of charge. Blasphemous , a metroidvania that released in 2019, is one of the most notable Prime Gaming freebies we've seen in quite a while. Set in a dark and dreary world littered with religious iconography, Blasphemous stars a nameless knight on a pilgrimage. Blasphemous' haunting atmosphere helps to tell its grim but gripping story. Though the combat can get a tad repetitive, the boss fights are well-designed and the loop is challenging enough to keep you on your toes throughout. Blasphemous recently … [Read more...] about Amazon Prime Free Games For March 2021 Are Live Now

March 2021's PlayStation Plus lineup features four games, all of which are available to claim now for subscribers. This is one of the best PS Plus lineups in recent memory, led by Final Fantasy 7 Remake . You can also claim the new puzzle game Maquette for PS5, Remnant: From the Ashes , and PSVR shooter Farpoint . PS Plus subscribers can also claim one of February's freebies, Destruction AllStars , on PS5 throughout March--it will be sold for $20 starting next month. Final Fantasy 7 Remake is playable on PS4 and PS5 thanks to backwards compatibility. However, the PS Plus version of the excellent 2020 action-RPG won't be eligible for a free upgrade to the newly announced PS5 version. You'll have to purchase it to upgrade to Final Fantasy 7 Remake: Intergrade . If you already know you're going to want to play it on PS5, Amazon is currently selling FF7 Remake for $30 . It was one of our favorite games of 2020 and earned a rare 10/10 in our Final Fantasy 7 Remake … [Read more...] about PlayStation Plus Free Games Are Live Now (March 2021)

If you're looking for something new to play on PlayStation, one of the PS4's best exclusives is free right now. Ratchet & Clank is free as part of PlayStation's Play at Home initiative , a program that Sony debuted last year as a way of giving back during the COVID-19 pandemic. After you claim Ratchet & Clank, you can keep it forever. You have until the end of the month to snag Ratchet & Clank, but more freebies will be given away in the coming months. Claim Ratchet and Clank on PSN A reimagining of the first game in the action-platformer series, Ratchet & Clank landed on PS4 in 2016 with significantly overhauled visuals and quality-of-life gameplay improvements. It earned an 8/10 in GameSpot's Ratchet & Clank review . While the freebie will be available to both PS5 and PS4 users, Ratchet & Clank is part of the PlayStation Plus Collection, so many PS5 owners already have access to it. If you haven't played Ratchet & Clank on PS4, now's a … [Read more...] about Ratchet & Clank Is Free Right Now On PS4 And PS5

There are shooting games, and there are shooting games. Irem's 1987 R-Type can't exactly claim to be the first of its kind, and you could well argue there are more widely acclaimed shooting games, but you'd be hard pushed to find any as iconic as this stately sci-fi venture. Cold, composed and challenging, it's the archetypal 80s shooter, and a prime example of the genre in its pomp. The popularity of shooting games would wane throughout the 90s, however, and by the turn of the century those in charge of the series wondered whether it had a future at all. Which explains the brilliantly fatalistic air that hangs over R-Type Final, the 2004 entry that was imagined as a full-stop for the series. R-Type Final lead designer Kazuma Kujo has since discovered there's life yet in the series, though. The veteran of Nazca, Irem and now Granzella - the studio where many Irem alumni ended when the company moved away from video games - now finds himself heading up development of a sequel, … [Read more...] about How the grand dame of shooting games is making its return

The PlayStation Store will remove the ability to purchase or rent movies and TV shows on 31st August 2021. Any existing content you have purchased will remain yours to view, and you'll still be able to access this via the PlayStation Store on all your devices. You just won't be able to buy more, and have to get Netflix instead. Explaining the change via the PlayStation blog , PlayStation pointed to the shift away from owning individual movies or boxsets. People are now more likely to just stream content from a subscription-based service (such as Disney+ or Amazon Prime) or one that's free but includes ads (such as ITV Hub or All 4). Microsoft continues to provide movies and TV to rent or buy on Xbox. Nintendo continues to not have this, or have a Netflix app instead. Maybe you'll be able to watch the new Tom Holland Uncharted film there? … [Read more...] about PlayStation Store to retire video purchases and rentals