Robert Ramsey is a journalist for Push Square, a leading source for PlayStation news and reviews in the United Kingdom. With a focus on gaming, Robert writes articles covering game releases, DLC content, reader polls, and upcoming titles. His expertise in the gaming industry allows him to provide insightful analysis and commentary on the latest developments in the world of PlayStation.
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Robert Ramsey's coverage mainly focuses on gaming, particularly video games and PlayStation. He often covers events, reviews, private sector announcements, and promotional deals related to the gaming industry. If you have insights into upcoming game releases, new developments in the gaming industry or analysis of promotional deals within the context of video games and PlayStation platforms, Robert would likely be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Push Square
The real battle begins
By: Push Square
Blue Protocol company "absorbed"
Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red has confirmed that it currently has "no plans" for a PS5 Pro-specific update. Many fans of the open world RPG have questioned the possibility, but the studio has only just made its stance clear via a reply on X.
By: Robert Ramsey
Atlus has become an integral part of the SEGA machine since its acquisition all the way back in 2013. SEGA snapped the Persona developer up when its previous parent company faced bankruptcy, and in more recent years, the publisher has pumped serious resources into key projects — especially with regards to marketing.
By: Push Square
Better than OK, Computer
By: Robert Ramsey
Japan loves Dragon Quest. The country's obsession with the age-old RPG series has rarely ever waned, and it remains an absolute sales juggernaut across the nation. Indeed, Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake has sold stupidly well upon its Japanese debut, shifting a colossal 822,000 copies.
The original Persona 3 altered my perspective of what a game could be. When I first played the title as a teenager all those years ago, its outstanding sense of style, iconic soundtrack, and brooding tone made it a truly unique experience. It remains one of my all-time favourites.
Sishui Gate awaits
By: Robert Ramsey
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero always felt like an inevitable smash hit, but we didn't see it being a total and utter record-breaker for Bandai Namco.
Ah, the PS1. The original PlayStation console. The system that started it all. Released in 1994 in Japan, and then heading West in 1995, the PS1 is widely regarded as one of the most important — and successful — consoles of all time, shaping the industry that we know today.
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