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Peer into the future of gaming with PlayStation 6 leaks, from Project Amethyst AI features to early memory and hardware specs.
It's rumoured that Sony is working on both a handheld and a home console for the upcoming PlayStation 6 generation , so it was with considerable interest that tech outlet Guru3D spotted…
Last week, Linux launched on PlayStation 5, bringing with it the wealth of opportunities afforded by an open operating system running on a closed platform. Put together by well known security researcher…
…Both PlayStation consoles get official VRR support too, while Xbox Series X and Series S get variable rate shading support - which boosts performance by reducing shading rates on less important parts of…
…While the game remains as fun and atmospheric as ever, the PlayStation 5 code unfortunately suffers from a litany of performance and stability woes, while the PS5 Pro version encounters novel PSSR…
…We can apply the same thinking to a PlayStation 6 take on the Series S - a console launched alongside a new full-fat model with cheaper components and a smaller design; a…
What's up with the lack of PlayStation 3 emulation on PS5? While Microsoft has delivered Xbox 360 emulation for both Xbox One and Series consoles, Sony has yet to deliver emulated…
…Mark Cerny and his team are far less interested in comparisons against a new Xbox than they are against the PlayStation 5. Additionally, the spec comparison against Xbox suggests that the new…
…And it's equally fair to say that Sony's offshoot work - the upgraded version of PSSR - has been equally transformative for PlayStation 5 Pro's fortunes. Currently only available for RDNA…
Bloodborne - the game that requires no introduction - a beloved classic of the PlayStation 4 generation, untouched since its original run. You can play it on PS5 but there are few immediate benefits…
…Given that the presumptive PlayStation 6 and Xbox Project Helix consoles are expected to arrive sometime over the next few years, how will the Switch 2's hardware and software hold up…