PS5 Pro
A rumored mid-generation upgrade to Sony's PlayStation 5 console, potentially featuring a disc-less design as part of Sony's shift away from physical game media.
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The PS5 Pro is an anticipated enhanced version of Sony's PlayStation 5 gaming console. Industry discussions suggest it may align with Sony's strategy of ditching physical game discs, a move Ubisoft's CEO believes won't significantly disturb the gaming industry. As a product, it would represent Sony's continued evolution of the PlayStation platform amid rising console costs driving interest in cloud gaming alternatives.
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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.
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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.