PS5 Pro
The PS5 Pro is an upcoming enhanced version of Sony's PlayStation 5 console, anticipated to feature higher performance and potentially a disc-less design amid rising hardware costs.
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The PS5 Pro represents Sony's mid-generation console refresh for the PlayStation 5 platform, expected to deliver improved graphical capabilities and processing power over the base model. Industry commentary suggests the system may adopt a digital-only configuration without a disc drive, aligning with broader industry shifts toward cloud platforms and digital distribution. Rising console manufacturing costs are cited as a factor driving both hardware pricing and the transition away from physical media.
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Kratos is officially coming back after Faye's 2027 solo outing, but Santa Monica's keeping the title, date, and whether we're heading to Egypt or Tibet completely under wraps.
Santa Monica Studio finally pulls back the curtain on its boldest pivot yet — swapping Kratos for Faye in an ensemble-driven chapter that could make or break Sony's 2026 lineup.
With the PS5 Pro rumored at $700 and Luna now free for Prime members on a $40 Fire TV Stick, the console-or-cloud math just got a lot simpler for millions of households.
Ubisoft’s 14-year-old pirate classic is proving that a polished remake of proven IP can still move millions, even as the rest of the company’s numbers stay uneven and cost-cutting continues.
The disc is already on life support, and Ubisoft's CEO thinks pulling the plug won't even make most players flinch.
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Kratos is officially coming back after Faye's 2027 solo outing, but Santa Monica's keeping the title, date, and whether we're heading to Egypt or Tibet completely under wraps.
Santa Monica Studio finally pulls back the curtain on its boldest pivot yet — swapping Kratos for Faye in an ensemble-driven chapter that could make or break Sony's 2026 lineup.
With the PS5 Pro rumored at $700 and Luna now free for Prime members on a $40 Fire TV Stick, the console-or-cloud math just got a lot simpler for millions of households.
Ubisoft’s 14-year-old pirate classic is proving that a polished remake of proven IP can still move millions, even as the rest of the company’s numbers stay uneven and cost-cutting continues.
The disc is already on life support, and Ubisoft's CEO thinks pulling the plug won't even make most players flinch.
Yves Guillemot points to PC's digital-only success as proof that ditching physical games is a net positive, and he says a disc-less PlayStation wouldn't rock the boat much anyway.