These PS1-era JRPGs might not have topped the charts, but they delivered bold stories and unique gameplay that still deserve ...

These are the original PlayStation games that managed to squeeze every last drop of performance out of the system, pushing it ...

For all of its processing power and high-tech new features, one of the big problems with the PS5 Pro is the lack of disc drive. It's especially problematic if you already own a PlayStation console ...

As part of its US Anniversary Sale, AliExpress is offering an imported Sony PlayStation 5 Slim Disc Edition gaming console for $383.71 shipped after $80 off coupon code "MAYUE008". Alternatively ...

PlayStation, however, has continued to hold its ground by still allowing game discs. Sony will not likely ditch the discs altogether anytime soon as it leads with a large chunk of global market ...

The gaming industry is slowly moving toward an all-digital future, with both Xbox and PlayStation releasing disc-less versions of the Xbox Series X and PS5 (respectively). Despite this trend ...

The PlayStation 5 Pro launched without a disc drive, leaving no way for fans to play physical games. This has led to fans wondering if future PlayStation consoles would have a disc drive.

In tandem with the SSOne PS1 FPGA console, it can play physical PS1 discs and more. It also includes four USB A ports and a 2280 m.2 SSD bay. There’s never been a better time to be a retro gamer ...

The PlayStation 5 Disc Edition – Fortnite Cobalt Star Bundle, which is originally priced at $500, is currently on sale from Walmart with a $76 discount that drops its price to a more affordable ...

The PS5 disc drive shortage has continued since the launch of the PS5 Pro, with scalpers driving up prices. Both the US and UK PS Direct storefronts are still out of drives, and stock continues to ...

The PS5 disc drive shortage seems to be a problem of Sony‘s own making. The company’s official online storefront, PS Direct, is often out of stock. At the time of this writing, both the U.S ...

Demo discs were a staple of the PS1 era, providing curated snippets of upcoming games for players to test out while waiting for the next big release. While digital demos have become commonplace on ...