Gaming
Sony’s Digital Licence Reminder Meets Disc Boycott
A PlayStation terms reminder has sharpened the debate over digital licences just as a grassroots boycott challenges Sony’s planned end of new game discs in January 2028.
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Sony is a Japanese multinational company known for consumer electronics, entertainment, gaming, imaging technology and financial services. Its businesses include PlayStation consoles and games, cameras and image sensors, audio and television products, music publishing, film and television production. Sony operates across both hardware and creative content markets, linking technology platforms with global entertainment brands.
Hardware
Why a $600 PlayStation 6 Handheld Looks Unlikely
A reported $600 target for a next-generation PlayStation handheld is not disproven by current evidence, but rising component costs and the demands of local game play would make it a difficult price to sustain.
Gaming
Sony Keeps Next PlayStation Date Open Amid Memory Costs
Sony has not publicly set the timing or price of its next-generation PlayStation, with elevated memory costs making the economics of a new console less predictable.
Gaming
Sony Reveals Marvel’s Wolverine PS5 Bundle and Controllers
Sony Interactive Entertainment has unveiled a Marvel’s Wolverine-themed PS5 Digital Edition bundle, two limited DualSense controller designs and console covers ahead of the game’s September release.
Hardware
Sony and TSMC Plan Next-Generation Image Sensor Venture
Sony Semiconductor Solutions and TSMC have signed a preliminary agreement to pursue a Japan-based joint venture for next-generation image sensors, extending a partnership that combines sensor design with advanced chip manufacturing.
Gaming
Sony Defends PS5 Value as PlayStation Goes Digital
Sony argues that PlayStation will retain a lower entry price and a distinct user experience from high-end gaming PCs even as it ends physical-disc production for new releases in 2028.
Society
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Opens to $927m Worldwide
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has opened to an estimated $927 million worldwide, making it the second-largest global debut in cinema history while falling just short of Avengers: Endgame in North America.