Sony continues to release PC ports, and Sackboy: A Big Adventure launched recently. 4K, DLSS, Ray Tracing, Sumo Digital's port brings some great graphical options, but also suffers from the inherent evil of a lot of PC games: stutter. Here is our gameplay video.

Sackboy A Big Adventure may not be the game everyone is waiting for but it is still a very charming platformer to share with one's children. The HDR implementation is probably not that memorable compared to others, but we wanted to be as thorough as possible and cover all the launch titles. Note that the following video features new sequences, some showing the motion sensor in action every time we have to move the purple platforms.

We only received Sackboy A Big Adventure yesterday so it is way too soon to give you any form of verdict on Sumo's Digital second game in the series (they did LittleBigPlanet 3 before), although this is technically more like a spin-off than a sequel to Media Molecule's original creation. Because we didn't want to leave you empty-handed, we have 2 long 4K videos to show you today, so enjoy the footage!

Yesterday, Sony announced the launch date of both PlayStation 5 models. With a price set at $399 for the Digital Edition and $499 for the standard version that includes a 4K Blu Ray disc drive, the consoles will launch In North America, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea on November 12th and in most of other territories including Europe on November 19th. The first-party games available at launch are: Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Demon’s Souls, Sackboy A Big Adventure, Destruction AllStars and Astro’s Playroom (pre-installed). Another news from Sony was a new benefit for PS Plus members on PS5 with the PlayStation Plus Collection, a selection of PS4 hit titles available to download at launch. Jump inside for an overview of the consoles and the first-party titles.

The Sony event didn't disappoint and there's a lot to be excited about, though it's likely the console design itself won't appeal to everyone. Until we (maybe) get our hands on high quality versions of the trailers of all PS5 exclusives, here's a good number of them directly coming from YouTube.
Update: We've added some pretty nice 4K galleries.