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Arc System Works' new Marvel fighting game requires a PSN account for online play, locking out players across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia at launch.
Black Ops II shifted 8.2 million copies in under a month — more than any new release this summer on PS4 and PS5.
Sony's August lineup mixes a brand-new co-op indie, a zombie action sequel, and a cult horror gem — available to all PS Plus tiers from August 4.
Sony's CFO says the company hears the backlash but won't reverse its decision to stop making physical game discs from January 2028.
Sony's August drop includes a zombie-slaying AAA bundle, a day-one indie from the Untitled Goose Game studio, and a cult horror title — all free from August 4.
Microsoft's multiplatform bet puts its biggest RPG reboot in direct competition with Sony's flagship franchise, one week apart on the same console.
The new 2026 Keepsake ornament is a miniature PlayStation 1 with a DualShock controller — press the power button and it plays that startup sound.
Sony's July 2026 Game Catalog adds seven titles on Extra and Premium — including two PS2 classics exclusive to Premium subscribers — while 12 games leave the same day.
Insomniac's darkest Marvel game yet gets a release date, confirmed pricing, and a new trailer — but no gameplay footage.
Sony says physical games are a rounding error. The Entertainment Retailers Association says £300 million proves otherwise — and the data backs them up.
Sony's July catalog refresh brings seven new games to Extra and Premium subscribers, with Rise of the Ronin available in the US and UK today.
The £179.99/$199.99 wireless arcade controller won't arrive on August 6 as planned — and Sony hasn't given a new date.
Sony's July lineup lands a critically mixed AAA shooter alongside two well-regarded indie titles — all claimable until August 3.
Sony confirmed disc production ends January 2028. A Change.org petition crossed 117,000 signatures in under four days — and Sony hasn't blinked yet.
Sony's plan to end physical PlayStation discs in January 2028 has drawn a rare public rebuke from the Metal Gear creator — and his concern goes beyond nostalgia.
