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Celebrate three decades of PlayStation with the PS5 Digital Edition 30th Anniversary Bundle, featuring a throwback design ...

This falls in line with the very rigid rollout of PlayStation consoles over the past 10-plus years, with the PS4 arriving seven years after the PS3 in 2013, and the PS5 dropping seven years after that ...

This limitation is a major hurdle in matching the capabilities of contemporary consoles such as the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, reported Techspot. Anton Gorelkin, Deputy Chairman of the State Duma ...

More importantly, it could mean a chance to finally revisit some of the finest games stuck on the 18-year-old console. Here are nine PlayStation 3 exclusives we’d love to see make a return.

After a torrent of Nintendo Switch 2 leaks to close out last year, 2025 kicked off with even more potential details about the upcoming console. On January 1, gaming industry consultant Laura Kate ...

Nishino did say home video game consoles will remain the core of its ... process of thinking about how to increase the number of PlayStation users overall, including those on the PSN.

Sony’s CEO Hideaki Nishino reassures gamers that the PlayStation 5 will have a long lifecycle. Nishino emphasized that traditional consoles, like the PS5, are not being replaced anytime soon. Despite ...

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The patent describes technology similar to Nvidia's DLSS, or PlayStation 5 Pro's baked in ... "a game with native 4K textures might need a 60GB download, but a 1080-native version might only ...

The PlayStation 3 brought Sony into the online era, launching in 2006. Part of the seventh console generation, it went up against th Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii.

If you were concerned that consoles were dying, you may rest easy, at least for the foreseeable future. PlayStation co-CEO Hideaki Nishino says that, despite the bet on cloud gaming finally ...