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PlayStation has launched its Live TV on PS5 service in the U.S., offering users access to over 100 live channels featuring movies, TV shows, sports, news and anime.

It’s almost Tokyo Game Show time and, as ever, Sony is running a State of Play showcase ahead of the event. Make that two, actually, as the company is doubling up with back-to-back broadcasts on September 3. It’ll get started with the (hopefully) fun and (definitely) games at 9AM ET. You’ll be able to watch the stream…

Sony’s current-gen console remains a popular choice for living-room gaming; the company prides itself on a AAA library of action-packed, emotionally engaging cinematic titles. So it’s no surprise that the PlayStation 5 is a versatile gaming machine that both children and adults can enjoy.

Sony tells a California court that reasonable PlayStation buyers already knew digital purchases are licenses, not ownership, as their physical discs are set disappear in 2028.

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Following a wild week of announcements from Gamescom, PlayStation is turning the spotlight back on itself with not one, but two State of Play presentations. The first showcase will be a standard State of Play, while the latter is the return of State of Play Japan, and will be hosted by Yuji Kaji. Both will…

There’s a metaphorical truckload of video game releases arriving over the next couple of months, including Grand Theft Auto VI, but PlayStation still has some more announcements in store this week.

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PlayStation customers may be eligible for part of a $7.85 million settlement payout from Sony after a class-action lawsuit alleged the company inflated the prices of some of its games. 

Sony argues PlayStation customers understand that digitally purchased games are licensed, not owned