“Sleeker, faster and more flexible than ever, Sony’s PlayStation 4 turns out to be a formidable force in the living room.” “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year history ...

You don't need Sony's DualSense Edge controller for your PlayStation 5 or PS5 Pro.At $199, it's a luxury purchase by any measure. But there's a good chance you might want one all the same—two ...

But in my time delving into Sony’s library of PS1 and PS2 titles, I found that the touchpad is often used as the start button in these emulated classics. On the Portal, this doesn’t work.

Sony's PlayStation Portal Sounds Close To Useless For $200. ByPaul Tassi, ... and it comes off more like a Wii U game pad, one of Nintendo’s biggest failures of all time.

Sony revealed these details on the PlayStation Blog. It will be $89.99 USD/$119.99 CAD/¥12,980 JPY/€89.99/£79.99 and pre-orders are set to go live on July 21 at 10 a.m. local time through ...

Sony will release a new PlayStation 5 Pro video game console on Nov. 7. The system is more powerful than the PS5 but that comes at a price.

The button placement is largely the same (the share button is back, and once again sits just next to the D-pad), there’s still a touchpad, and everything about it is just unmistakably PlayStation. We ...

I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, but the PlayStation 5 is rather popular. So popular, in fact, that estimates suggest it has outsold the Xbox Series X 2:1. Sony Electronics is understandably ...

PlayStation Project Q is now called PlayStation Portal, a $200 handheld device that lets you stream your PS5 games via Remote Play. We went hands-on to see how it works.

After a May tease for the "PlayStation Q," Sony today officially unveiled the PlayStation Portal, a $200 handheld gaming device (or £200, €220, ¥29,980 in other regions) that it says will be ...

I built a modern Sony PlayStation 2! ... 3D printer, thermal pads, and an epoxy kit. It covers the assembly and customization of gaming hardware, featuring HDMI upscaling.

Sony’s working on it, or at least it got a lawyer to patent the idea of a dedicated rewind button on a game controller. Tech4Gamers spotted the United States patent filing in PatentScope .