Game Development
People Can Fly Develops New Sony IP Game Project Delta
People Can Fly is collaborating with Sony on a new game based on a Sony intellectual property, known as Project Delta.
Hardware
Sony Introduces New RGB LED Backlight Technology for LCD Panels
Sony unveils its latest backlight innovation, RGB LED, aiming to enhance color accuracy and brightness in LCD displays.
Movies & TV
Sony's Upcoming Starship Troopers Film to Adapt Classic Novel
Sony is developing a new Starship Troopers movie that returns to Heinlein's original novel, distinct from the 1997 film.
Hardware
AMD's Collaboration with Sony Brings FSR4 to PlayStation
The partnership between AMD and Sony introduces FSR4, with a version set to launch for PlayStation next year.
Tech
Reactions Emerge to Leaked AI Version of Aloy from PlayStation
Viewers have shared their thoughts on a leaked video showcasing an AI iteration of Aloy, sparking mixed reactions online.
Movies & TV
Sony Wins Bidding for Resident Evil Movie Reboot
Sony has secured the rights to produce a new Resident Evil film reboot, continuing the legacy of its predecessors.
Hardware
Japanese Firms Stockpile in Response to New Tariffs: Anticipating an Overflow of PS5 Units
In response to recent tech tariffs, Japanese companies are ramping up inventory in the U.S., including PS5s, before a potential price surge.
Gaming
Recent Layoffs Hit Sony's Visual Arts Studio
Sony has laid off multiple developers from its Visual Arts Group and PlayStation Studio Malaysia, impacting its support teams and game development efforts.
Hardware
System Specs for Lost Soul Aside Indicate Smooth Performance Yet SSD Needed
Upcoming RPG from Sony shows modest hardware requirements, urging players to consider storage upgrades.
Gaming News
Consumer Group Sues Sony Over Alleged Overpricing in PlayStation Store
A Dutch consumer organization alleges that Sony charges excessively for digital games on the PlayStation Store compared to physical copies.
Gaming
Former Sony Executive Acknowledges Financial Gains from PC Game Releases
A former Sony executive reveals how porting PlayStation games to PC can significantly increase profits.
Legal Issues
Sony Defends Termination of Former Destiny 2 Director Amid Lawsuit
Sony responds to Christopher Barrett's wrongful dismissal lawsuit, providing evidence of alleged misconduct and denying the validity of his claims.
Gaming News
Former Sony Executive Discusses the Closure of Japan Studio
Insights into the factors leading to the shutdown of Japan Studio, as revealed by ex-Sony executive Shuhei Yoshida.
News
Sony Offers Five Free Days of PlayStation Plus Following Network Outage; Capcom Extends Monster Hunter Wilds Beta
Sony's PlayStation Network experienced a significant outage, prompting the company to provide free service days. Meanwhile, Capcom plans to extend the beta testing period for 'Monster Hunter Wilds' as compensation for players.
News
Sony's Legal Action Targets BloodbornePSX Demake, Diminishing Fan Projects
Sony intensifies its legal pursuit against fan-made Bloodborne adaptations, seeking to eliminate all copies of the classic RPG on PC.
PlayStation
Sony Takes Action Against PS5 Spam Games
Sony has started removing low-quality, spam games from the PlayStation Store in response to developer complaints.
News
Sony Accidentally Reveals Release Date for Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater
Sony appears to have inadvertently disclosed the release date for the highly anticipated Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.
Hardware
Sony Ends Production of Recordable Blu-rays, Opening Door for Verbatim
The closure of Sony's last factory producing recordable Blu-rays leaves a gap that Verbatim aims to fill, ensuring continued supply of optical media.
Modding
Sony Takes Action Against Bloodborne's 60fps Mod with DMCA
Sony has issued a DMCA takedown for a popular mod that allows Bloodborne to run at 60fps, highlighting its ongoing issues with modding and emulation.
Software
Sony Shifts Strategy: PSN Accounts Optional for Steam Titles Like Spider-Man 2
Sony has announced that a PlayStation Network account will be optional for accessing its games on Steam, including the new releases Spider-Man 2 and The Last of Us Part 2. This comes after previous attempts to enforce mandatory accounts faced backlash.
