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I've been having my fingers crossed for a while now that Sony's recent success with Helldivers 2 (despite their best efforts) and other ports is a sign that we'll all get to stop having to sit around and kick dirt for a year whenever there's a new, great exclusive on the PlayStation we can't play.
With the launch of the PlayStation 5 Pro, AMD continues to be the console chip maker of choice, and given its history with Sony, we've all expected that it will remain in place for the PS6. However, according to a new report, multiple processor companies competed for the chip contract, including Intel, which ultimately lost to AMD over disputes about profit margins.
Like its two predecessors, the PlayStation 6 console will be powered by an AMD chip, but that apparently wasn't a guarantee until 2022, when Intel lost the bid to design Sony's new system.
The PlayStation 5 Pro CPU hasn't been upgraded over the base model, and there are a few reasons why, including the system's main focus.
Bungie's recently revealed plans to change how Destiny 2 handles content drops has won some endorsement from the studio's former general counsel. While legal expert Don McGowan admits it "pains" him to say it, he muses on LinkedIn that "it appears that Sony’s inflicting some discipline on my former colleagues may have forced them to fix the things that were wrong with their game."
Warhammer 40K Darktide appears to be headed to Sony's PlayStation 5 console. The news comes from the ever-helpful Taiwanese rating board (via Gematsu), which recently rated this new version ahead of any announcement from developer Fatshark.
Refunding games on is a fairly streamlined and simple process compared to other platforms; however, there are a few general requirements players should be aware of. The Xbox platform handles refunds for games, in-game purchases, and more on a case-by-case basis. As such, players can put in refund requests without always needing to meet strict requirements, but refunds aren't guaranteed.
The Fall season is mere days away, which means GTA VI should launch around a year from now. Last we heard from Take-Two, Rockstar's highly anticipated game is slated to launch in Fall 2025, contributing to what could be a stellar year for the publisher: