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Yesterday we reported on how AI use seems to be driving a sudden abundance of unauthorized game ports—and it seems this isn’t the only (potentially) AI-related headache plaguing console manufacturers.

Following a series of rumors, PS Portal users have received a semi-official hardware update that they’ve been crossing their fingers for. A pair of unannounced Sony Interactive Entertainment devices have recently passed certification, and from the looks of it, we’re getting the PS Portal OLED model that was first leaked by a known insider.

PlayStation die-hards could soon have a way of playing their favorite console games on the go, if newly leaked information is to be believed. Official Wi-Fi Alliance documents—that’s the nonprofit organization that certifies devices as Wi-Fi capable—point to new PlayStation hardware coming soon.

Buying a used console is usually a good way to save yourself some money. However, that isn’t really the case at GameStop anymore, at least not if you’re shopping for Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro. That’s because the retailer recently raised its pre-owned prices, increasing the sticker price for a used PS5 Pro to $1,399.99 in…

Developers targeting the higher-end PlayStation 5, which boasts graphical features that run games smoother at higher resolutions, may soon be limited to audiences of only high-income enthusiasts. Retailers and third-party sellers have suddenly jumped in price on the PlayStation 5 Pro, indicating demand for the console exceeds the current supply.

PlayStation Plus hasn’t impressed users so far this month, having dropped a pretty mediocre PS Plus Essential tier line-up.

Most of the time, when software updates pop up, you simply download them and go about your day. After all, they’re usually there to fix a bug or generally improve your system’s performance. Occasionally, though, some of these updates actually give you something new to play around with. And that’s the case with the latest…

Sony certified two devices in the CFI-Y2000 series, potentially signaling new PlayStation Portal hardware. The listings don’t confirm an OLED screen, and the CFI-Y2000 supports Wi-Fi 5, like the current Portal. Sony has not announced a new model.

Ever since Sony decided to kill off PlayStation discs starting in 2028, the backlash has been pronounced to say the least. And, now, it looks like former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden is also questioning Sony’s decision.

Sony Interactive Entertainment is quietly rolling out a PS5 Pro server-side update that adds an exclusive feature to the pricey hardware. It’s not a major change, but it’s still a nice touch and a nifty addition to the PS5 Pro’s Welcome Hub.