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The PS Store dropped a set of fantastic new PS5 games last week that you may have missed, and they’re worth your attention. The games in question have something for everyone and are already a hit with players.
Over the weekend, Sony Interactive Entertainment sent out emails to players covering updated PlayStation terms for its games and services. The move only intensified ongoing backlash against the company over its decision to end physical game production, with players specifically highlighting a portion of the terms that confirms games are only licensed, not owned.
The PlayStation 5 remake of a cult classic 2003 action game has received a release date window alongside an overview of key features. Postal 2 Redux will mark the game’s debut on PlayStation consoles. Besides PS5, the game will release on PSVR2, PS4, PC, and Quest.
PlayStation has released a new statement reminding users that they don’t own their digital games as a week-long platform boycott gets underway.
Sony is facing its biggest legal threat to the PlayStation Store’s business model in years. On August 10, 2026, the game-preservation advocacy group Stop Killing Games announced it is formally backing a Dutch class-action lawsuit that accuses Sony of running an illegal monopoly over digital game sales on PlayStation. The case, filed in February 2025…
Sony Interactive Entertainment is sending out updated user agreement notices to PlayStation account holders, explicitly reminding them of a harsh reality in the modern gaming landscape: you don’t actually own your digital games.
TL;DR: An AMD leaker says a $600 PS6 handheld is unlikely due to rising LPDDR5X memory costs driven by AI data center demand; Sony’s PS6 bill of materials is reportedly around $960 and rising, pressuring next-gen pricing and possibly shifting revenue emphasis to games and PS Plus. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 / 2:16 Use left…
PlayStation fans have moved from angry comments to a coordinated protest, organizing a real-world action meant to send a message directly to Sony.
TL;DR: PlayStation fans have launched a week-long #PSBlackout from August 23-30, urging users to power off consoles and avoid Sony platforms to protest the end of physical disc production in January 2028; organizers hope to reduce active user counts, though timing, reach, and impact are uncertain and Sony has not responded. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00…
September is almost upon us, bringing with it more new video games than we can keep up with.