Head of Sony's third party relations Brad Douglas has revealed that the PlayStation 4 will be able to capture footage directly via HDMI.
Douglas said via his Twitteraccount "I think we just announced that we're going to allow video capture of games over HDMI! Details will follow soon."
Initially, it was Sony's plan for it's customers to use the share button on the DualShock 4 controller in order to share captured content, but it seems more options are now available to capture footage from your PS4.
Users can still use the share function, but will be limited to 15 minutes each time.
It seems recording directly through HDMI would be the better option.
There you have it - easy access to capture HD quality gameplay from your PS4, I know I'll be taking advantage of this, how about you? Comments below.
Bethesda Softworks have released a new trailer for their upcoming survival horror The Evil Within, we saw quite a lot of this game at E3, but the trailer definitely gives more in terms of the narrative and how Detective Sebastian Castellanos got inside the mental hospital in the first place.
As Sebastian and his partner first enter the hospital, we see bloodied bodies that seem to have died from a vicious attack, the security cameras show guards trying to shoot off the opposing forces, yet fail quite drastically as they are all slashed to death within mere seconds.
The camera zooms in and we see a small glimpse of the killer - half of his face seems almost mangled, which is hidden in the shadows of his hood, and just like that he disappears.
This hooded killer doesn't simply walk or run away, it's as if he teleports somewhere, this suggests this particular enemy is not human and have extremely powerful abilities.
The killer appears behind Sebastian and then the trailer cuts to footage of the gameplay itself - not much we haven't seen before.
Maybe we'll get even more revealed at Tokyo Game Show, which starts September 19 and will finish on September 22. Trailer below.
