PS5 Update: Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands’ will have full cross-play at launch, Ghostwire: Tokyo Boasts Six Graphical Modes For PlayStation 5, Xbox Outsold PlayStation 5 Last Month, PS5 VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) coming soon!
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From NME
“’Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands’ will have full cross-play at launch. Borderlands 3 spin-off Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands will have cross-play between all platforms when the game launches later this month. Gearbox Entertainment Company CEO Randy Pitchford made the announcement on Twitter, which means complete cross-platform play will be available after Borderlands 3 on PlayStation consoles wasn’t cross-play last year. According to Pitchford’s tweet from yesterday (March 13), Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands will launch “with full cross-play for all platforms at launch, including PlayStation.”
From Game Informer
“Ghostwire: Tokyo Boasts Six Graphical Modes For PlayStation 5. Ghostwire: Tokyo launches in just over a week, and PlayStation 5 players will have a lot to consider in terms of getting the most out of the spooky experience. That’s because the game sports not one, not two, but six graphical and performance options. Games with multiple graphical/performance options have become the norm in recent years, but Ghostwire: Tokyo may take the cake, and figuring out which one is “best” will depend on several factors (such as your monitor) as well as personal preference. Ghostwire: Tokyo launches March 25 on PlayStation 5 and PC.”
From Game Rant
“Xbox Outsold PlayStation 5 Last Month. Sales of Microsoft Xbox Series consoles surpass those of Sony’s PS5 in Europe for the first time since launching, following new stock availability. Microsoft and Sony have always been rivals in the gaming industry. Microsoft was in a leading position last month with Xbox Series X/S console sales surpassing those of the PS5 in February.
The Xbox Series X and S consoles were released in November 2020 and are the most recent Xbox consoles from Microsoft. Sony’s PlayStation 5 console was released in the same month in 2020. Both consoles are popular in their own right but have always held a rivalry between them as two of the big three console companies, the third being Nintendo.
Even two years after its release, Xbox Series X and S have still held popularity among console fans. However, rumors have even been going around speculating Microsoft could have a new console in the works, which is indeed exciting. That being said, the shortages of Xbox consoles slowly coming to an end could, fans would definitely still be willing to get their hands on a console that has become more widely available after being plagued by constant shortages. Perhaps Microsoft could hold off on a new console for a little while longer, but of course, fans might also be into something new on the horizon.”
From Whatifgaming
“PS5 VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) has been the talk of the new consoles for a long. It’s a feature that has been long present in the Xbox One and Xbox Series consoles, but PlayStation is behind Microsoft in that aspect. However, a known insider may have just hinted that the feature is coming to the PS5 sooner than expected. While there isn’t a time frame for us to go off, we may expect the feature closer to the launch of E3? However, with the recent news of the dedicated State of Play for Hogwarts Legacy set to take place on March 17th, Sony did hint for a surprise at the end of it.”