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Playstation articles
Sony PlayStation 5 Pro could be priced at $499 with no disc drive
PS5 Pro could arrive in time for the 2024 holidays
Sony president confirms plans to release PS5-exclusive titles on PC
Microsoft is also planning to release Xbox and PC titles on PlayStation
Sony's latest PS5 beta update brings AI noise cancellation to the controller
Just in time for the release of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth
Microsoft to skip a mid-cycle Xbox upgrade, while Sony is already working on PS6 and Vita 2
Usually Microsoft has contracts in place for a next-gen console by now, it may be considering Intel this time
Here are the PC gaming highlights from Sony's PlayStation State of Play
Death Stranding 2 receives an official title and a nearly 10-minute trailer
PlayStation 5 sales decimated Xbox last year; Hogwarts Legacy took Call of Duty's best-selling-game crown
Despite Xbox having its best month ever in December
Microsoft eyes multi-platform future: Xbox exclusives may hit PlayStation and Nintendo Switch
A "good publisher on Sony and Nintendo and PCs and Xbox"
PlayStation 5 DIY tablet project successfully explores an untested form factor
Fan custom project achieves impressive shrinkage, but still requires external power
An upgraded Sony PS5 DualSense controller with 12-hour battery life may be in the works
A DualSense "V2" has appeared on store pages in various countries
Activision apocalypse: Sony forecasts $1.5 billion loss by 2027 after Microsoft merger
Sony indirectly admits to resting on its laurels, "our pillars are already dated and behind the competition"
Sony leak reveals strong Steam sales for PlayStation exclusives ported to PC
Wolverine and Spider-Man may hit PC after a short period of exclusivity
PlayStation 5 Pro rumors hint at RDNA 3 graphics with up to 60 compute units
Possibly 50 to 60 percent faster rasterization performance with significantly improved ray tracing and upscaling
Sony exec says PS5 is better for gaming than a PC, talks console release strategy
The company is ready to "attack" this holiday season with "both content and hardware"
Sony is purging some TV shows from users' libraries, including purchased content
"You will own nothing, and you will be happy"
Sony fails to stop $7.9 billion lawsuit over PlayStation Store prices
Has Sony been ripping off gamers?
Swapping PS5 Slim disc drives is easy, partially addressing online DRM concerns
However, systems shipping with the disc drive also require online activation
More DRM-free Sony PC games are coming to GOG
God of War and Uncharted to follow Horizon and Days Gone
Installing the PlayStation 5 Slim disc drive requires an internet connection
Online authentication could raise game preservation concerns
4 Years of AMD RDNA: Another Zen or a New Bulldozer?
It's been four years since AMD launched RDNA, the successor to the venerable GCN graphics architecture. We take a look through the tech and numbers to see just how successful it's been.
Sony came up with a better place to store and charge its new earbuds; inside your controller
Could Sony bring us a 2-in-1 Pulse Explorer Controller with built-in wireless earbuds?
Sony unveils the PS5 Slim with a modest storage upgrade, but no price reduction
30% "slimmer," 175GB more storage, same power and price as the original
PS Remote Play update adds new accessibility features and Dolby Atmos
PS Remote Play now allows you to assign a second controller to another account, serving as an assist controller to help a child or a friend. Additionally, there is now support for larger-capacity M.2 SSDs up to 8TB.
Roblox is finally coming to the PS5 and PS4 in October
Creators will also soon get to keep a larger chunk of their revenues on the Creator Marketplace
The Best Expansion Storage for PS5 and Xbox Series
Storage requirements for AAA games continue to grow each year. For PC gamers, this may not pose a significant problem, at least not to the same extent as it does for PS5 and Xbox Series gamers.
