Consoles

Last week, Sony announced that it is ceasing production of recordable Blu-ray discs. PlayStation fans immediately grew concerned. Could this really be the end of physical media? No need to panic right now: the announcement specifically concerns recordable media, so it doesn’t affect movies or games on discs. Nevertheless, this trend is still not a positive one. Let’s figure out what to prepare for in future if you enjoy buying physical copies of games.

The announcement of a console from one of the market leaders is always an exciting event that sparks heated discussions online. Everyone talks about the device's design, specs, and features. However, gamers primarily purchase gaming platforms not for their looks, screen size, or special buttons, but for the games. Unfortunately, there’s little official information about future titles for the Nintendo Switch 2, and it’s unlikely we’ll learn much before April. So, while we wait, let’s analyze the situation and speculate about what we might play on this highly anticipated hybrid console in the coming years.

Zotac has unveiled the prototype of its new portable gaming console, Zone Gaming, at CES 2025. Powered by the advanced AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 processor, this device promises significantly higher performance compared to its predecessor, offering gamers an enhanced mobile gaming experience.

In this article, we have compiled a list of the most anticipated games on PS4 and PS5. First, we will talk about exclusive projects from Sony, and then smoothly transition to multiplatform.

In honor of the upcoming premiere of the movie «Deadpool and Wolverine,» Microsoft announced a limited edition Xbox Wireless Controller. Interestingly, it features Deadpool's buttocks.

Recently, a rumor surfaced online that Sony plans to implement backward compatibility with PS3 on the PS5. Now, this has also been reported by well-known journalist and insider Jeff Grubb.

According to insider Jez Corden, Microsoft is working on its own portable console. We will find out in the near future whether the pocket Xbox will go on sale or whether Phil Spencer's plan will remain unrealized. In the meantime, we suggest recalling other consoles that were developed, but never made it to store shelves. Many of them are preserved in single copies, and tens of thousands of dollars are asked for them at auctions.