Report: PlayStation 6's Chip Choice Will Help With Backward Compatibility
Sony has chosen the chip manufacturer for the PlayStation 6 and it’s AMD, according to a new report by Reuters. Concerns around backwards compatibility with the PS5 were apparently one of the factors in the decision-making process.
A Reader’s Feature advises Sony to release the PlayStation 6 sooner rather than later, in order to rethink their entire ...
As for the PS5 Pro, the console will launch on November 7 at a cost of £699. Pre-orders will go live on September 26. The console will improve on the original PS5 in three main ways, featuring a ...
Even though Sony has yet to formally even reveal the future console's existence, a new report from Reuters claims the ...
On the heels of the PS5 Pro reveal, multiple analysts reckon the PS6 and next-gen Xbox will return to and perhaps surpass the ...
Astro Bot has already been a huge success for PlayStation, and it seems pretty obvious when and where the loveable mascot should appear next.
While the article focuses heavily on the impact to Intel, it does reveal that backwards compatibility is of enormous ...
If the PS5 generation ends after seven years, I'd get just three out of the PS5 Pro, equating to approximately $230 a year.
Once the PS6 hits productions, things will obviously be different, but as long as it is in its planning stage, which it will ...
As Sony continues to release PlayStation exclusives on PC, the company has reaffirmed that its main priority is still in home ...
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Rumor: Sony's PS6 Prioritizing a Highly Requested Fan FeatureA new report alleges that the PlayStation 6's chipset is being developed with an emphasis on a very highly requested feature.
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