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The PS5 Pro may have turned heads for its hefty price tag, but ahead of its launch next month, one No Man's Sky developer says it "absolutely rocks" – and that's coming from an "engine programmer who has been through all the PS iterations" from the start.
Helldivers 2 players on PC are taking the ongoing PSN outages in their stride by finding a way to incorporate them into the game's ongoing narrative – and wouldn't you know it, game master Joel is once again taking the heat.
PlayStation Network is down for some players, as the service experiences “issues”.
A new PlayStation 5 update that aimed to overhaul the user interface for the better has overwhelmed users with ads instead. The software update went live on September 12 and rolled out a «new and improved» welcome hub. However, users are finding that their consoles are now showing them full-page ads for games they already own.
So far, we haven't heard much about the PS5 Pro straight from developers with the notable exception of the comments gathered by Sony for the official PlayStation Blog last week. However, No Man's Sky Engine Programmer Martin Griffiths took to Twitter (X) to share all his excitement about the upcoming hardware in a very spontaneous capacity.
The PlayStation 5 Pro doesn't feature any sort of AI-powered frame generation technology due to a few reasons, including timing.
is now available on PC, Xbox consoles, and the PS5, but does it have crossplay between these platforms? The monster-collecting, base-building game by Pocketpair surprised everyone by announcing a PS5 launch during the September 2024 Sony State of Play. The game's console port was a near-instant hit, and is sitting at a 4.9 rating in the PlayStation Store at the time of this writing.
The PlayStation 5 Pro will be Sony's most powerful console yet, but that undeniable status as a new flagship is coming with a lot of baggage. The obvious complaint is the price, which, at $699, is an obvious no for a lot of people who might have otherwise considered the system. It's not the only problem, however, and one compromise that the PS5 Pro is making sets the generation back to an awkward side effect that was present at the launch of the PS5.