Sony has found itself in hot water this year after announcing some major changes for <a href="https://screenrant.com/tag/<a href="https://comicvibe.com/gta-6-becomes-most-pre-ordered-game-on-playstation-and-xbox-storefronts/” title=”GTA 6 becomes most pre-ordered game on PlayStation and Xbox storefronts”>playstation/” rel=”nofollow noopener” target=”_blank”>PlayStation users. Not only has there been even more price increases for its PlayStation Plus service, but it was revealed that, by 2028, all physical disks for upcoming first-party PlayStation games would be phased out.
Whilst there is no doubt that we are a lot more digitally-minded than we were a few decades ago, fans have been left reeling over no longer being able to amass a physical collection of games, leaving some to boycott Sony until it reverses the decision. However, with Sony standing firm, the future remains uncertain, especially during the inevitable launch of the PlayStation 6.
Nevertheless, the ongoing conflict has not stopped Sony from doing what it does best: making money, and now, a brand-new piece of hardware is on the way, and pre-orders are live.
If we cast our minds back a few years, we will remember the transparent gaming controllers that we all owned and now, history does indeed repeat itself as Sony is set to bring them back courtesy of the Prism Collection.
Now, players will have the opportunity to customize both their PlayStation…
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