PS Vita an ‘Evolutionary Leap Forward’ in Portable Gaming, Says Sony
Sony may have dropped support for the PS Vita faster than players had hoped for, but it still believes that the handheld was an “evolutionary leap forward in portable gaming.” In a webpage dedicated to PlayStation’s 30th anniversary,
Sony is reportedly working on a PS5 portable
Bloomberg reports that Sony is "in the early stages" of work on a fully portable console that can play PlayStation 5 software. The device is still "likely years away from launch," according to "people familiar with its development" that spoke to Bloomberg anonymously.
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Sony Celebrates 30 Years of Play Since the Launch of Its 1st Iconic Console and Reveals That the PlayStation 2 Sold over 160 Million UnitsWith over 4,000 games made for the PS2, many of which would go on to become established franchises still in production, it's ...
How the entertainment company’s potential acquisition of Kadokawa, the home of “Elden Ring,” could upend anime and gaming.
That said, it may worth buying a PS5 Pro instead of a new gaming PC because Sony delivers such a powerful console for $699, ...
PlayStation's handheld will finally support dedicated game streaming—and with another portable playing device supposedly ...
Sony's PlayStation 2 is one such product, confirmed by the company to have sold a staggering 160 million units. Released on ...
Sony released a pair of new gaming monitors in its high-end Inzone series last month, and now they are on sale for the first ...
S ony has announced that Shuhei Yoshida, one of the first members of the PlayStation team and a major figure in the ...
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