The PlayStation 5 serves as an authoritative hub for in-depth coverage of Sony's ninth-generation console. Here, you will find timely articles about system updates, newly released and upcoming games, as well as reviews of peripherals and accessories compatible with the PlayStation 5. This section aims to be an essential resource for anyone seeking to remain informed about the evolving PlayStation 5 ecosystem.
Sony's June 2 State of Play promises a packed hour with Insomniac's Wolverine taking center stage ahead of its September 15 PS5 launch. The event may also showcase Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls (August 6), Horizon Hunters Gathering, and possibly Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet from Naughty Dog. Rumors of a God of War spin-off and appearances by Grand Theft Auto 6 and Persona 6 leaks add to the anticipation.
The Walmart Exclusive Icon Blue PS5 DualSense Controller is on sale for the first time during Sony's Days of Play Event, offering a stylish and feature-packed gaming experience for PS5 and PC at a discounted price of $64. This limited edition controller boasts advanced features like haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, making it a top choice under $100. Don't miss this rare discount opportunity for one of the best PS5 controllers.
Rayman Legends, the critically acclaimed platformer, is set to receive a remake this year for PS5 and PC, incorporating new 3D elements. This update promises to revamp the gaming experience with enhanced visuals and potentially altered gameplay mechanics. Fans can expect a fresh take on the beloved title later this year.
PlayStation's Days of Play 2026 Sale is live, offering significant discounts on PS5 games, including Ghost of Yōtei at $49.98, Death Stranding 2: On The Beach at $39.99, and Marvel's Spider-Man 2 at $29.99. The sale also features discounted DualSense controllers, PlayStation VR2, and more, making it an ideal time for gamers to enhance their PS5 experience.
PlayStation's Days of Play 2026 sale is live until June 10, offering up to 60% off PS5 games like Ghost of Yotei and Death Stranding 2, and up to $30 off DualSense Controllers, including the new Rhythm Blue edition. The sale also features discounts on PSVR2 and a unique trade-in deal for upgrading to a PS5. While console discounts are absent, refurbished options and a PlayStation Visa promotion provide alternative savings avenues.
Despite rising gas and grocery prices squeezing consumers, Take-Two's CEO Strauss Zelnick is confident that Grand Theft Auto 6 will still attract buyers. Zelnick acknowledged the economic challenges but emphasized consumer desire for desired products. GTA 6's anticipated release on PS5 and PC is expected to perform well regardless of financial strains.
Sony has revealed its PlayStation Plus monthly games for June 2026, featuring Warhammer 40,000: Darktide, a co-op first-person action game, alongside Grounded Fully Yoked Edition and Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2. Available from June 2 to July 6, this lineup is the first since the service's price increase. Warhammer 40,000: Darktide, now in great shape after a rough launch, brings unique playable classes like the Skitarii (arriving June 23) and Ogryn.
Sony's latest financial report hints at potential PS6 delays and a shift towards subscription models, alongside a cautious approach to AI integration. The PS5 may see more big games due to next-gen uncertainties. Sony's strategy evolves amidst RAM shortages, impacting PS5 sales, and explores new business models.
Sony has confirmed its narrative single-player games, including Marvel’s Wolverine and Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, will remain PS5 exclusives. PC gamers express mixed reactions, from disappointment to indifference, citing the high cost of PS5 consoles and the availability of alternative PC games. This move reverses Sony's previous staggered PC release approach.
PS5 console owners have filed a class-action lawsuit against Sony, seeking refunds for a $50 price increase implemented in August 2025 due to tariffs later struck down in February 2026. The lawsuit, Walker et al v. Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC, claims Sony should pass on its "double recovery windfall" to affected buyers. This move mirrors a similar lawsuit recently filed against Nintendo.
