PlayStation Plus is moving away from offering PS4 games as part of its Monthly Games and Game Catalog as PS5 games are proving more popular. Although some games for Sony's eighth generation console ...

Sony has announced changes to PS Plus From January 2026, monthly PS4 games will no longer be regularly offered on the service ...

PlayStation Plus has announced a major change to its Monthly Games and Game Catalog, with a new focus away from PS4 titles. In a new update, PlayStation noted that players had "shifted toward ...

You’ll still have access to monthly PS4 games you’ve already redeemed, but Sony is shifting its focus more fully to PS5.

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The regular PS5 is the better deal We may be four years into a console generation ... for what's billed as the most powerful version of Sony's system. Trust me when I say that that's not the ...

The best PS4 controllers are able to provide extra functionality on the console for those looking for an enhanced play experience. With Sony's previous-generation system now well over a decade old ...

Sony revealed that PS5 users are evenly split between using Rest mode (50%) and fully shutting down the console (50%). Insights gained from user interactions with the PS5 dashboard influenced updates ...

Sony’s CEO Hideaki Nishino reassures gamers that the PlayStation 5 will have a long lifecycle. Nishino emphasized that traditional consoles, like the PS5, are not being replaced anytime soon. Despite ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment co-CEO Hideaki Nishino has said that the company expects the PS5 to have legs similar to the PS4. However, the company has no plans to delay the launch of the PS6 ...

Continuing with that thought, Nishino was also asked if Sony has plans to continue developing a home video game console or if they think there will be a major structural shift. Nishino states ...