The PS4 was once a powerhouse of Sony’s ecosystem, but has effectively been replaced by the PlayStation 5. Sony has moved on, ...

Sony originally planned to halt PS4 production in 2022. Due to chip shortages and restricted PS5 supply, Sony is keeping the aging PS4 alive for another year. Bloomberg reports that Sony will produce ...

In a financial call yesterday, Sony told investors that no first-party games will be released on the PlayStation 4 in 2025, showing Sony is finally preparing to leave its legacy platform entirely and ...

Despite still being the go-to console for many gamers, the PS4 only has one big release waiting on the horizon this November.

While these new icons aren’t yet proof of anything, they suggest Sony is exploring new features that would expand the PlayStation ecosystem beyond a single console, much like Microsoft has been doing ...

Speaking with TechRadar Gaming almost two years after the handheld's launch, Takuro Fushimi, Senior Manager, Product Management, said that the PS Portal has exceeded Sony's expectations in terms of ...

Buy" graphic spotted on the PlayStation Store has sparked speculation that Sony is set to announce cross-platform purchasing for its games across consoles and PC.

The newly released Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection, sold primarily on its authenticity, retains all of that code – even if you fiddle with the dip switches and set the difficulty to Very Easy.

New images for a "Cross-Buy" system have been spotted on the PlayStation Store, sparking speculation that Sony might be ...

Dalton Cooper is the Managing Editor of Game Rant. Dalton has been writing about video games professionally since 2011. Having written thousands of game reviews and articles over the course of his ...

Sony expects big things from the PlayStation 5. The console is expected to beat the PS4's lifetime sales and Sony is preparing the largest-ever shipment of consoles for next fiscal year. However, the ...

Owen S. Good is a longtime veteran of video games writing, well known for his coverage of sports and racing games. Bloomberg reports that Sony has told its manufacturing partners to keep assembling ...