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Sony console news covering hardware revisions, State of Play showcases, first party releases, PS Plus changes and the state of PS5 exclusives.
Gran Turismo 7’s free Spec IV update lands in two parts this fall, reviving the Autumn Ring circuit for the first time since GT6, adding 12 new cars, a Family mode, and the return of Shuffle Racing.
Sony’s Gamescom sale cuts Red Dead Redemption 2 to $14.99 and puts God of War, The Last of Us and Resident Evil 2 at $9.99. Everything ends September 9.
Sony collected roughly $508 million in tariff refunds after the Supreme Court struck down the IEEPA tariffs, then asked a court to throw out the lawsuits demanding that PS5 buyers see any of it. A much smaller console maker did the opposite.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword launched today after a 20 year wait, and it debuts with an 86 on Metacritic and IGN’s first-ever perfect score for the series. Here is what the Issen combat system, the story and the launch-day reviews actually deliver.
1047 Games shut off dedicated servers for Splitgate and Empulse today, moving both to peer-to-peer play. They’re not alone: GRID Legends, Tower of Fantasy, Sociable Soccer 25 and more are losing servers or store listings this September.
State of Play and State of Play Japan air back to back on September 3, headlined by an extended look at Final Fantasy VII Revelation. Here’s when to tune in and what else could show up.
Rebel Wolves, the studio built by the creative leadership behind The Witcher 3, has launched its vampire RPG to an 85 on OpenCritic. Here is what the 30 day clock, the day and night loops and the combat actually deliver, and whether it is worth $69.99.
A routine terms of service email landed in PlayStation inboxes during the week players had organized a protest blackout. Section 1.4 says the software is licensed to you, not sold. With discs ending in January 2028, that sentence is doing far more work than it used to.
A clip of someone spelling LEEK on a wall with bullets proved CyberLeek is not recycling stolen footage. They are playing GTA 6. With the game three months out and no disc in the box, the leaker says the leaks stop only when Rockstar apologizes.
Through August 15, GameStop is giving the same trade credit for defective official controllers that it gives for working ones. Stick drift qualifies. Completely dead controllers do not. Here is how the offer actually works.