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PlayStation Originals show Powers renewed for a second season

A little over a week following season one's finale, the first, and so far only, PlayStation Originals show, Powers, has received the nod for a season two. Following a rather unique distribution model, the show ... Read More...

Powers Season Finale “F@#K the Big Chiller” Review

That’s it folks. Powers season 1 has wrapped up with its tenth and final episode. The first PlayStation Originals show, all ten episodes of Powers are available on the PSN for your binging pleasure, free for PS... Read More...

Powers Episode 9 “Level 13” Review

With only a single episode to go in the season following tonight’s chapter, things in Powers are starting to definitely come to a head. Like every episode, tonight’s is available exclusively over the PSN, and is free for PS Plus subscribers. If you missed it, ... Read More...

Powers Episode 8 “Aha Shake Heartbreak” Review

The first PlayStation Originals show, available over the PSN, free for PS Plus subscribers, Powers continues to be a fun, interesting run, especially as this week episode 8 knocks it out of the park, delivering... Read More...

Powers Episode 7 “You Are Not It” Review

With only three episodes left in the season, Powers is certainly an odd little show. Available exclusively over the PSN, free for PS Plus subscribers, but still releasing only one episode a week instead of a fu... Read More...

Powers Episode 6 “The Raconteur of the Funeral Circuit” Review

Tilting into the second half of it’s season, Powers lifts away from the blood and action of the past two episodes and delivers a more emotion focused, slower paced chapter. While ultimately not the most eventful slice of the story, “The Raconteur” sets up thin... Read More...

Powers: Episode 5 “Paint it Black” Review

Now halfway through its ten-episode season, it is safe to say Powers isn’t the best show ever made. It’s not revolutionary or mind blowing. But ultimately, it doesn’t need to be. The first PlayStation Originals... Read More...

Powers: Episode 4 “Devil in a Garbage Bag” Review

For any who may not know, Powers is the first PlayStation Originals show, released though, and exclusive to, the PSN, free for PS Plus subscribers. To get an idea of what the show is all about, make sure not to... Read More...

Powers: Episodes 1-3 Review

Editor’s note: Though released exclusively through the PSN, Powers is unlike other digitally distributed shows (such as those found on Netflix or Amazon), and is being released on a weekly basis instead of all at once. As part of the premiere, the first three ... Read More...

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