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Sony will no longer produce discs for PlayStation games starting in January 2028, citing "consumer preferences" as the reason why
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No more selling PlayStation hardware at "significant" loss, says Sony, as everyone braces for a PS6 console that costs over $1,000
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The largest RAM and storage component manufacturers are being sued for alleged price fixing and stoking "supracompetitive prices"
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It looks like PlayStation 6 is going to cost Sony about $1,000 to make, which likely means it will cost more than that at retail
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Sony removes mention of PC from PlayStation's annual business report, but has plenty to say about AI