Having launched the PS2 a year earlier, Sony was far ahead of Microsoft’s console sales numbers, reaching a total of 155 million units over the console’s lifespan compared to the Xbox’s 24.7 ...

PlayStation consoles aren’t going anywhere and will remain the core of the business for Sony Interactive Entertainment. That’s according to the company’s co-CEO and Platform Business Group ...

The remake of Silent Hill 2 will be a console exclusive for PlayStation 5 for at least year, according to a new trailer. The new trailer, dubbed the "Immersion Trailer" shows various locations in the ...

The PS5-compatible Logitech G Dual-Motor Feedback Driving Force G29 racing wheel-style controller is a solid choice for ...

Sony's decision to charge $700 for the PlayStation 5 Pro has been met with almost universal shock, scorn, and mockery. Making that price look even higher are the refurbished PS5 consoles the ...

With the announcement of the new Sony PlayStation 5 Pro gaming console coming on Thursday, Nov. 7, the standard PS5 (disc and digital editions) are in stock and marked down — ahead of Sony ...

Sony’s announcement of the PS5 Pro has drummed up a lot of criticism for its high price tag, and so it’s perhaps unsurprising that the console’s reveal video is already the format holder’s ...

PS5 update will finally let you change your background wallpaper - The latest update also lets you invite people to voice chat via messaging and social media apps ...

The PlayStation 2 (PS2) stands as one of the most successful video game consoles in history, with a vast library of games ...

Even still, it's good to hear that consoles will remain the heart of PlayStation gaming even as Sony pushes further into PC, and eventually, mobile. "I think that many mobile games have ads ...

Among the plethora of video game consoles ever released, five have stood out as the best-sellers ... Released in 2000, Sony's PlayStation 2 (PS2) is the undisputed king of gaming consoles ...

This approach would also mean more RAM and a larger SSD, possibly one that’s even faster than the best PCIe 4.0 drives ... We think it’s unlikely Sony will ever return to the route it took for the PS2 ...