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It's the penultimate day of E3, which means that the assembled exhibitors have got through everything they wanted to talk about and are now being unwillingly coerced into things they don't want to talk about. Chief among these is, as expected, Fortnite. The shadow of Epic's late-blooming hit looms large over the show: a vast, flossing colossus bestriding the Ozymandian remains of PlayerUnknown.
The chief surprise is that we are talking less about half-baked attempts at taking its crown and more about Sony's devastingly effective attempts to stop PS4 players using their accounts on Switch, which is being received . Microsoft is of course being .

Jacob St-Amour from Link-Cable Writes: "Over the years, weve been gifted with gamings biggest and best franchises on a consistent basis. The fantasy stories told the dastardly villains and heroic heroes are just a small portion that captivates and ties us to a video game franchise from years on out. To celebrate all of these fantastic games, we will be doing a deep dive into the big threes biggest franchises starting with none other than Sonys. Sony has published some terrific games and has developed some of the greatest franchises in all of gaming and today, we compile the companys Top 10 franchises."

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We explore how Marvel and Sony's Venom movie could work without bringing Spider-Man into the picture.

The ongoing story of Sony's unwillingness to allow cross-play continues with Fallout 76. However, things aren't as simple as they seem.

No game is better than the others, except The Last of Us- The Last of Us is the greatest.

Shawn Layden and Mark Cerny deserve a lot of the credit for why Sony's PlayStation 4 is sitting at the top of the console war. While the Nintendo Switch is giving them a run for their money now, it went on sale much later and it is still making up for Nintendo's failure with the ...]

Dual Pixels: "We're back this week with E3 out the way, We delve deeper into Microsoft and Sonys On Demand services. The Pros, The Cons, and maybe Nintendo will arise to the occasion."