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UK online retailer ShopTo has currently got a brilliant selection of PlayStation Gift Cards at discounted prices; for example a £45 for £36.85 , or the £84 card for £69.85 . In fact, both of these cards have some of the highest saving percentages vs their list price. You're getting an 18.11% saving on the £45 card, and a 16.85% saving on the £84 card. That's some serious savings, perfect for buying digital PS5 games, and topping up your PlayStation Plus subscription. We also want to spotlight the new Tears of the Kingdom Collector's Edition guide preorders for £29.99 as well, or there's the paperback edition for £19.99 (the release date is June 16). Otherwise, check out all the discounts below with our handy links, and follow @IGNUKDeals on Twitter for more updates. TL;DR - Best UK Deals Right Now Save Big on PS5 Digital Purchases with These Discounted Gift Cards These make great gifts, but they're also perfect for topping up your own PSN account as well. ...

One of the advantages of owning an Android smartphone or tablet is a larger selection of mobile games available—compared to the Apple iPhone. Google isn’t as restrictive as Apple with the types of apps and games that you can download, so you’ll always have a wider range of gaming experiences. However, there are millions upon millions of apps available to play on the Google Play Store , so it may be intimidating to find a good place to start. That’s where we come in. Jump to: Most Popular Free iPhone Games Most Popular Paid iPhone Games We rounded up the top 10 free and the top 10 paid games (20 in total) for your Android mobile device. So whether you like simple, yet challenging puzzle games, in-depth strategy MMO (massive multiplayer online) games, or just looking for something fun to play every once and a while, you’ll find a great selection of games worth playing, below: TL;DR – These are the most popular Android games Free Android Games Monopoly Go! (Free) 2248 - Nu...

Xbox's deal to acquire Activision-Blizzard gets a key approval from the European Commission, even while the UK's CMA doubles down on its opposition. A quote from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has us wondering what Microsoft might be willing to do in the UK if they don't get the green light. Plus: Starfield has...jetpack sex? Don't worry, we'll explain. And more! Subscribe on any of your favorite podcast feeds, to our YouTube channel , or grab an MP3 of this week's episode . For more awesome content, check out our interview with Todd Howard, who answered all of our Starfield questions after the big reveal at the Xbox Showcase: For more next-gen coverage, make sure to check out our Xbox Series X review , our Xbox Series S review , and our PS5 review . Ryan McCaffrey is IGN's executive editor of previews and host of both IGN's weekly Xbox show, Podcast Unlocked , as well as our monthly(-ish) interview show, IGN Unfiltered . He's a North Jersey gu...

One of the best things about The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is that you can pretty much go anywhere and do anything you want. Once you wrap up the first Great Sky Island quest and descend back into Hyrule, you're free to scurry off in any direction. That being said, there are quite a few things you should do in TotK first before getting too adventurous. And once you complete the first few quests, you'll find yourself with 4 new map points as part of the Regional Phenomena questline that will direct you to each of the temples across Hyrule. Although you can complete the temples in any order you choose, the story naturally pushes you toward The Wind Temple first. Here's the order in which we recommend tackling the Tears of the Kingdom dungeons. Start With the Wind Temple First There are quite a few reasons why you should start with the Wind Temple before any of the other three. NPCs will naturally be pushing you in that direction after you begin the Regio...

Take-Two has canceled several unannounced games and quietly delayed others amid what the publisher calls a "challenging consumer backdrop." Take-Two made the announcement during today's earnings report, saying that "the development timelines of some of our titles have lengthened, especially as we strive to redefine the creative standards of excellence in our industry, which affect our release slate for the year." Take-Two will incur a $54.2 million impairment charge in the fourth quarter "related to capitalized software development costs for unreleased and canceled console and PC titles." In May 2021, Take-Two said it was aiming to release some 62 game by 2024 across a variety of formats and platforms. Delays and cancellations have become frequent in the games industry , impacting big-budget releases from Starfield to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Take-Two CEO: Consumers demand quality Speaking with IGN, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick a...

Publisher Take-Two Interactive may have just teased the release window for the next entry in the biggest gaming franchise of all time: Grand Theft Auto 6. It could be on the way as soon as next year. In a press release issued alongside its yearly earnings report, Take-Two shared projections for the coming years, including a massive projection for fiscal years 2025 and 2026. For context, fiscal 2025 will begin in April of 2024: Looking ahead, Fiscal 2025 is a highly anticipated year for our Company," the release states. "For the last several years, we have been preparing our business to release an incredibly robust pipeline of projects that we believe will take our company to even greater levels of success. In Fiscal 2025, we expect to enter this new era by launching several groundbreaking titles that we believe will set new standards in our industry and enable us to achieve over $8 billion in Net Bookings and over $1 billion in Adjusted Unrestricted Operating Cash Flow. W...

Sony has announced that an hour-long PlayStation Showcase will take place next week on May 24, focusing on games coming to the PS5 and PSVR 2. Announced in a PlayStation Blog post, the event will start at 1pm Pacific / 3pm Eastern / 9pm UK (so 9am on May 25 AEST) and run for "a bit over an hour" on PlayStation's YouTube and Twitch channels. Though it remains vague about what fans can expect, Sony does promise to showcase games in development "from top studios around the world" and offer "a glimpse at several new creations from PlayStation Studios" alongside third-party and indie partners too. Sony does have several projects in the works at its PlayStation Studios, some of which could make an appearance. One highly anticipated game is Marvel's Spider-Man 2, for example, which is expected to launch in the fairly soon fall 2023 despite Sony showing very little of the game so far. Another PlayStation Studios headliner is Naughty Dog, which is...