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Sony’s press conferences have been a staple of the Consumer Electronics Show for decades, but there won’t be one at the 2027 edition. The company said neither it nor its affiliates plan to show off any products at January’s event.
Sony Interactive Entertainment is reportedly surveying developers to find out their thoughts on the decision to end disc support for its PlayStation console.
Following rumors that PHYSINT had a budget of $400 million, more credibleng Hideo Kojima’s next project
Sony Group Corp. will not exhibit at the CES technology show in Las Vegas in January 2027. The decision ends a presence that dates back to the event’s first edition in 1967, as the company shifts its focus towards entertainment content.
PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members get access to the Game Catalog as part of their subscription. The catalog includes hundreds of games that members can download and play without purchasing them separately. However, while Sony adds a fresh lineup of titles every month, some older games are also regularly removed from the service. Now,…
Sony AATH expands its Bengali content slate with Raandhuni Na Kaanduni, an unscripted comedy cooking show hosted by Ankush Hazra, combining food, humour, celebrities and locally rooted entertainment. Entertainment desk September 27, 2026 / 16:16 IST Raandhuni Na Kaanduni
If you’re like us, you’re taking breaks from dreamcasting the rest of Marvel’sX-Men with rounds of Marvel’s Wolverine, which offers one of the best Wolverine video game experiences to ever hit a console or arcade cabinet. Whether you’re there to truly dive into the plight of Logan and the mutants or just trainspotting Easter eggs,…
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Today in What Could Possibly Go Wrong: Sony has patented a new feature for the PlayStation that would allow players to simply tap their credit card on the controller to make purchases.