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The studio of a Call of Duty veteran lasted only a year and never got to show its game. Now it's known what it was preparing and why the project was shut down, even though there were no complaints about its quality. -
PlayStation Plus members in the UK, France, or Germany can now claim eight new perks across every subscription tier, including free trials, store discounts, and a movie credit. announced by Sony, the offers are also available to members on a free trial. -
"There's just a lot of rights around it": former PlayStation boss explains why Bloodborne 2 still hasn't happened
Fans have been waiting for a sequel for over a decade, and according to him, Sony and FromSoftware are not against it at all. The problem lies elsewhere, and solving it turned out to be harder than making the game itself. -
Sony has published its financial report for the second quarter of fiscal 2026. Despite a noticeable drop in PlayStation 5 shipments, the company’s gaming division continues to increase revenue. Game sales, digital content, and network services drove the growth, lifting PlayStation’s operating profit by 83%. -
A jailbreak for the latest system version ended up online earlier than its creators had planned, and Sony responded with an update almost immediately. The company isn't saying whether it closed the vulnerability. -
Sony pulls PlayStation VR2 from its store in the US and Japan — the headset can't even be found on Amazon
The company is staying silent while stock at major retailers melts away. Buying the headset at its suggested price in the US is now nearly impossible, and scalpers are asking almost twice as much for it. -
Sony has begun offering some PlayStation 5 owners in the US the option to trade their console in for cash. It promises up to $400 for the console, but the final amount depends on the model, condition, and what’s included. Notably, the offer isn’t available to all users. -
A PlayStation user has reportedly lost access to their PSN account after attempting to share leaked GTA 6 gameplay through the PlayStation App. According to the person who reported the incident, Sony Support told the affected user that the appeal process could take up to three months. -
Sony has announced the upcoming launch of its annual Black Friday sale on the PlayStation Store. This year, the promotion kicks off earlier than usual, starting November 4. PS5, PS4, and PlayStation VR2 owners will be able to pick up thousands of games, add-ons, and DLC at discounts of up to 75%. -
PlayStation Plus subscribers can now claim three new games included in the service's November lineup. As of November 3, the zombie action game Dead Island 2, the classic adventure collection Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered, and the deck-building roguelike Monster Train 2 are available to add to their libraries. All three games can be claimed until November 30. -
Sony patches PS5 again ahead of GTA 6 launch — an exploit for the previous firmware was found within hours
An exploit for the console’s previous update was found the same day it came out: a researcher showed his own code running just a few hours later. Now Sony has released new firmware, but prefers to stay quiet about what exactly it fixes. -
Sony Pictures has secured the rights to adapting the psychological horror game Mouthwashing from developer Wrong Organ and publisher Critical Reflex for a feature under the studio's Screen Gems division, with Karyn Kusama set to direct and Matt Manfredi and Phil Hay writing the screenplay. -
Sony Interactive Entertainment is currently seeking a Senior Director to head its global PlayStation Store monetization team. -
Sony says the ELF-MN1 is meant to place virtual characters on a desk, using eye tracking to make the image appear three-dimensional without glasses or a VR headset.
An infrared sensor tracks the viewer's eye position, and the display adjusts the image in real time. The effect is designed for one person at a time: the image is viewable from 30 to 80 centimeters away and within 25 degrees of the center, while other people see a distorted picture. -
Sony has announced the Prism Collection for PS5, featuring transparent DualSense wireless controllers and matching console covers available in three distinct colors: Flare Orange, Emerald Green, and Graphite Gray. -
Sony Interactive Entertainment has revealed the monthly games lineup for PlayStation Plus subscribers in November 2026. The selection includes the zombie action game Dead Island 2, the remastered collection Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered, and the deckbuilding roguelite Monster Train 2. All three games will be available from November 3 through November 30. -
Sony Semiconductor Solutions has introduced the LYTIA 720, a stacked CMOS sensor for main cameras in mobile devices aimed at sub-flagship smartphones. Sony says the new sensor will arrive with a roughly 50-megapixel resolution, but it has not yet named any devices that will use it. -
Sony has announced a massive 400-page anniversary book titled PlayStation: The First 30 Years, celebrating three decades of the iconic brand's history. -
Security researcher Jordy said Sony's $50,000 bounty could pay for Grand Theft Auto 6 after he reported a PlayStation 5 vulnerability he found with generative AI. Sony accepts vulnerability reports through HackerOne and pays its maximum bounty only for critical flaws; Jordy's post about the payout drew nearly 2 million views. -
The rumored PlayStation 6 Portable could use a custom AMD chip, but Sony and AMD have not confirmed whether the handheld will get any exclusive RDNA 5 features, according to Richard Leadbetter of Digital Foundry. The specific RDNA 5 features that could be exclusive to Sony's device have not been identified. Reports suggest Sony may have helped fund and co-develop the chip, potentially keeping some of its capabilities exclusive to the handheld.
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