Last week, electronics engineer Lorentio Brodesco announced the completion of a mock-up for nsOne, reportedly the first custom PlayStation 1 motherboard created outside of Sony in the console's 30 ...

An 80s classic (Lego) The latest Lego Ideas set recreates the desk lamp and ball from the seminal Pixar animated short Luxo Jr., and it’s all thanks to one eager fan.. Computer-generated movies ...

A series of new leaks suggest that there will be two versions of the PlayStation 6 but that the portable model will run PS5 games at a disadvantage.

The former PlayStation boss recently sat down for an interview with Save State Plus (above) and said that aside from just being time, he disagreed with Sony's increasing focus on continuous ...

Fortunately, resource packs allow players to refresh the game’s visuals by adding custom models. In this article, we shed light on some of the best Minecraft resource packs that introduce custom ...

Google has released four new open-source AI models under the Gemma 3 series, which are tailor-made for deploying on mobile platform and beat OpenAI while at it. Skip to main content Menu ...

The PlayStation-owned studio Visual Arts was hit with fresh layoffs this week amid a further restructuring of Sony’s U.S. game development operations. While some of the cuts included staff who ...

PlayStation has a new CEO again -- kind of. Hideaki Nishino will be the sole CEO, following less than a year of serving with Hermen Hulst.

The PlayStation 3 "Fat" Launch Model is one of the most infamous PlayStation designs due to its sheer size and controversial aesthetics. It is a beast, but not in a good way.

The original PlayStation, launched in Japan on December 3, 1994 was grey -- inspired by the "workstation" computers of the era, according to gaming history expert Hiroyuki Maeda.

The feature was inverted on PlayStation models sold in the West. But Sony, conscious of the US market’s importance, abandoned this Japanese peculiarity in its most recent console, the PlayStation 5.

Lego's Model Of The Iconic House From Pixar's Up Is Over 50% Off For Black Friday Part of the Lego Disney line, the Up House normally costs $60, but you can get it for only $28.79 at Amazon.