Sony today announced it was releasing the PlayStation One Classic later this year — the ... to replicate to their own benefit. And the problem is that none of them is bothering to change ...

The PlayStation Classic is available now, but between a divisive game line-up, the baffling inclusion of slow PAL games and lack of video options, it certainly has its share of problems.

“Perhaps more baffling is that nine of the PlayStation Classic’s 20 games are the slower-playing versions from Europe (which followed the PAL television standard, with a refresh rate of 50 Hz ...

"As expected, all nine of the included PAL titles run slower (though the letterboxing is eliminated) but the problem is exacerbated on PlayStation Classic. The reason? The 50 Hz gameplay of these ...

This isn’t a PlayStation Classic problem so much as a me problem. What is a problem with the PlayStation Classic, though, and a crucial one that undermines the entire concept, is that Sony has ...

While all those reviews get to the essence of the problem—the selection of games—a new video from Digital Foundry explains how the PlayStation Classic also fails on a technical level ...

And while all these graphical problems are a bit reduced if you sit farther away from the screen, the PlayStation Classic's 1.5-meter controller cords make that difficult to do. If you're looking ...

Sony’s attempt to duplicate that success with the PlayStation Classic is a mixed bag. One of the problems is that the 20 titles that the company selected don’t reflect the best games of that ...

The first is that PS4, PS2, and PlayStation classic games are being mislabeled ... and every single one of the 13 PlayStation classics. The second problem is that many of the promised PlayStation ...