In an interesting development, it appears Sony may have just revealed rumored PS5 Pro's design. As people are discovering, the PlayStation 30th Anniversary imagery released today, September 5, seems ...

If accurate, the PlayStation 5 Pro's leaked design highlights Sony's focus on tight hardware production efficiencies across its console lineup. Sony's PlayStation 5 duo has changed a lot since 2020.

Today, Sony shared a first glimpse at what it has planned to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the PlayStation and it seems likely that a PS5 Pro will be a part of the party. Hidden in the marketing ...

Sony’s PS5 Pro design seems all but confirmed at this point, with the company having recently teased what the console will look like. The PS5 Pro is Sony’s midcycle refresh of the PS5 that’s expected ...

Sony either made a mistake or a very clever teaser. Sony either made a mistake or a very clever teaser. is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and ...

The PS5 Pro design has seemingly leaked along with some information about Sony’s reveal plans, and early reactions aren’t great. A known insider shared a sketch of the console based on what they have ...

Sony may have just given gaming fans a sneak peek at the design of what is being referred to as the PlayStation 5 Pro (PS5 Pro) after months of rumors. What might be our first look at a PS5 upgrade ...

The PS5 utilizes a liquid metal interface between the heatsink and chip for enhanced thermal conductivity, but potential leakages in vertically-oriented consoles pose a major reliability risk. A new ...

The 30th anniversary of the original PlayStation is coming this December, but Sony started the celebration early with a blog post looking ahead at everything it has planned. There is plenty of fun ...

TL;DR: Sony plans to release a new PS5 Slim All-Digital console with an 825GB SSD, reducing storage from the previous 1TB to optimize production costs amid rising expenses. The PS5 Slim Standard with ...

This new report comes from Insider Gaming, where sources claim that the detachable disc drive will remain a feature for Sony’s next-generation console, the PS6. Similar to the PS5, players will be ...