It has been 7 years since the PS3 was released, and the PS4 is a massive upgrade over its predecessor. On some titles, like Killzone Shadow Fall, the gaming experience is practically life-like and offers a vision of what is to come.

Support for up to 16 users; web browser and apps are free; parental controls; second screen experience for PS Vita; healthy launch title lineup + cool Indie titles; store lets you try games before you buy; Playroom experience is downright adorable; improved controller is more comfortable to use,...

Voice control doesn't always work on the first try; camera is needed for voice chat with friends and voice navigation of the system; hardcore gamers will run out of hard drive space pretty fast; no sharing gameplay videos to YouTube; and the user interface can use some tweaks

The day I switched on my PS3 for the first time, I very quickly knew that my days of firing up the PS2 would be severely numbered. With the PS4, I'm not sure that's the case: I suspect I will be going back to the PS3.

Sony's shiny new console offers speedy gameplay options, but struggles as an all-round entertainment box. Just as with the Xbox One , there's a lot of interesting technology under the hood of the Playstation 4, but ultimately that matters very little indeed.

Unlike Microsoft, Sony managed to launch its next generation gaming console the PlayStation 4 (PS4) in India. The console boasts of next generation graphics that are superior to the ones found on the PS3 – this means games will look more realistic than ever.

If the PlayStation 4 is any indication of the quality of the next generation of gaming, then it was worth the wait after all. I'm writing this review seven years to the day after Sony brought the PlayStation 3 to the United States, a console I swore I would never buy after Sony revealed the...

The first time I heard about the PlayStation 4 (PS4)was on the 20th of February, 2013. Sony had announced the PS4 and claimed it would cover the ‘future of PlayStation'. From then on, I knew I had to get my hands on this new device. I acquired the PS4 during the month of January 2014.

The downside of it having an internal power supply is that the PS4 does run hot, pumping out air warm enough to cook marshmallows. One can't help but wonder if this has anything to do with the initial wave of faults in the US, though that's just speculation.

The Sony PlayStation 4 is here. At $399, the PS4 is Sony's next console after the PlayStation 3 debuted in 2006 (PlayStation 2 debuted in 2000). Players get the 500 GB console, a DUALSHOCK®4 wireless controller, a micro-USB cable for charging the DUALSHOCK®4 controller, a Mono-headset for voice...

amazing graphics; share options (pictures and video); live gameplay streaming options; can play games while downloading; new controller w/touchpad; included headset; cross play options with PlayStation Vita; PlayStation 4 app (iOS and ANdroid); camera system (not included

no backward compatible PS1; PS2 or PS3 disc play; left console shell area prone to scratches/fingerprints, include camera/second controller, no integration with cable or satellite services; limited music options

For a console that sold out locally in its first 24 hours, it's fair to call the PS4 launch a resounding success. Is this Sony's best console ever? At the risk of sounding like a fanboy, it's only when you go hands on with Sony's newest next gen console that you realise just how good it actually is.

Powerful; Beautiful graphics; Much improved controller; Slick interface; Interesting sharing functionality

Fairly expensive; First batch sold out very quickly; Fuller game library still needs to accummulate

Here's our Sony Playstation 4 review after buying one here in the Philippines to test out and well, play around with. Watch it as we take a look at its physique, user interface, gaming capabilities, and more after the break! Continue Reading