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More than 40% of people cancelling Xbox Game Pass, PlayStation Plus and Nintendo Switch Online subscriptions blame rising costs
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Following Nintendo's example, Sony and Microsoft argue they have no obligation to pass tariff refunds onto customers
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PlayStation argues "reasonable consumers" already know they don't actually own their digital games
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Sony sends PlayStation users a reminder they don't own their digital games just as a fan boycott over ending discs kicks off
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Sony still hasn't chosen a PlayStation 6 release date, says CEO, as RAM crisis continues
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Sony appears to be putting labels on PS5 console boxes to warn people it's ending disc production
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The Call of Duty: Black Ops 1&2 PS4 and PS5 ports sold more than 11 million copies in under a month
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As the memory crisis worsens, PlayStation promises it has secured enough RAM to meet its PS5 sales (until early 2027, at least)
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Sony vows to press on with discless plans, saying "digitalization is progressing" across all media despite heavy protest from players