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According to the official Twitter account, the rising PlayStation Plus prices are simply down to “ongoing market conditions” in the world of video games. When the prices of hardware in its consoles, handhelds, and peripherals it was easy enough to connect the dots and realise that Sony was suffering from the rising prices of components, just like Xbox and Nintendo — two other platform holders who have increased their prices in recent months. Vital things like RAM, SSDs, and more are being bought up in bulk by corporations, leaving consumer-grade products to suffer. Instead of tanking these cos

According to Bloomberg, Sony sent out an internal update earlier this week stating that its future first-party narrative-driven titles would no longer be launching on PC and will remain exclusive to PlayStation consoles. This likely means that while multiplayer titles like Helldivers 2 or Marathon will continue to be released and receive support on PC, any experience along the lines of Ghost of Yotei or the upcoming Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet will be console through and through. This shift in strategy has been rumoured for some time after releases like Spider-Man 2 and Ratchet and Clan

Finally, there are some general lessons we can take from Sony's big info-dump. In short: things are looking okay for PlayStation - certainly compared to the likes of Xbox - though not without key areas of potential concern. "Sony's gaming business is profitable, mature, and visibly in transition," concludes Elliot. "The headline numbers are genuinely strong, and the FY26 guidance suggests management has line of sight on continued margin expansion through the late cycle." In other words, those all-important investors are likely to come away from this feeling Sony can potentially continue to gro

Still, there will no doubt be others that turn their nose up at LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight and want a grittier experience like what the Batman: Arkham games bring to the table. Unfortunately, no new Batman: Arkham game has been announced in an official capacity, but it's been leaked. All we know for sure is that Rocksteady is actively developing a new single-player Batman: Arkham game in the wake of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League's failure, and that the project is apparently getting some financial backing from PlayStation. It's possible that the new Batman: Arkham game will