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PlayStation 6 is coming and it’s not coming cheaply. Sony is making “solid progress in preparing for the next-generation platform,” the company said last week, but its next-gen device is also reportedly likely to cost over $1,000. Ex–PlayStation executive Shawn Layden would prefer the PS6 innovate on price rather than power.

Tobey Maguire almost lost his job as Spider-Man before the sequel even started filming. It’s a strange thing to think about now, especially considering how closely we associate him with Sam Raimi’s movies. But Sony had a problem. Maguire was dealing with a back injury, and the studio wasn’t convinced he could handle another physically…

A lot changes in 20 years, particularly in tech. Over the last few years in particular, component prices have spiked so much even the likes of Apple, Microsoft, and Sony are publicly complaining about it. But if you look back even further than the AI-driven price boom, buying the parts to put together a gaming…

When people talk about a high-end gaming PC, the definition of that can be surprisingly vague. Is a high-end PC one that costs over $4,000 to build, or is it more simply one capable of running every game at high or ultra settings at native 4K? In 2026, the price alone isn’t going to be…

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The upcoming Netflix seriesFool Nightis an ambitious project marking the first-ever collaboration between two of Japan’s leading anime studios: SUNRISE, globally renowned for years for legendary franchises likeCowboy Bebopand theGundamseries (including Mobile Suit GundamTHE WITCH FROM MERCURY), andSHAFT,which has captivated anime fans worldwide with its unique visual style in masterpieces like Puella Magi Madoka Magica…

Building a PC to match the Nintendo Switch 2 can be a difficult task, but it’s certainly doable. Under the hood, Nintendo’s latest console uses an Nvidia Tegra T239 with an eight-core ARM Cortex-A78C. Building an exact equivalent is impossible if you’re relying on desktop components. However, we’ve already done the legwork estimating the graphical…