Sony has officially confirmed that its next Sony State of Play presentation will air this Thursday, February 12th, delivering more than an hour of announcements, gameplay reveals, and developer updates focused on upcoming PlayStation titles. The broadcast, announced...
The failed co-op shooter Concord, just marked its one-year anniversary, and 50 weeks since its cancellation.
On the one-year anniversary of what is considered Sony Interactive Entertainment’s greatest failure, the memory of this epic blunder remains a chilling example for the gaming industry on what happens when developers lean too far into identity politics at the expense of the game experience.
Sony has confirmed that PlayStation 5 consoles will be getting a price hike in the United States starting August 21, 2025, citing a “challenging economic environment” as the reason. But with Sony Group Corp stock up more than 70% over the last five years, many gamers are questioning whether this move is truly about economic pressures — or just another example of a corporation cashing in on loyal consumers.
PlayStation Plus has seen its fair share of criticism over the years, from its shift to mandatory paid online play on the PS4 to major outages and privacy issues. But now, Sony is catching heat for something different—what many are calling a deliberate attempt to confuse users out of canceling their subscriptions.
Protecting kids online is a goal we all support. Nobody wants young players harassed, bullied, or exposed to toxic behavior in games like Minecraft or Fortnite. That’s why tools like muting, blocking, and reporting exist—and they’re essential. But a new Sony “bad actor” detection patent floats an approach that goes far beyond moderation.
While it’s disappointing news for fans of the Blade Runner universe, the recent cancellation of Supermassive Games’ planned Blade Runner title may have inadvertently revealed something even bigger: a potential clue about the PlayStation 6 release date.