Did you forget these PlayStation 3 classics even had multiplayer? More importantly, these games' modes were incredible.

Sony's "Creative Entertainment Vision" video shares a vision for the future of PlayStation, including a concept for a futuristic controller.

Both Microsoft and Nintendo use A, B, X, and Y buttons on their controllers (albeit in a different order). Meanwhile, Sony uses colored symbols instead. Why?

The Steamworks backend will now ask developers whether their games support the PlayStation 4 and 5 controllers, and next month that information will begin to appear on store and library pages.

Soon it'll be easy to tell if your Steam games support PlayStation controllers Steam is gearing up to make browsing for games that specifically support DualShock and DualSense controllers much easier.