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In most console generations we have seen systems updated and refreshed halfway through their life cycles, offering a slimmer, cheaper or in some other way different console to the launch variants. Surprisingly, last generation we saw the introduction of a PS4 Pro – being the first PlayStation system to get a mid-gen upgrade. For better …

Sony likely to launch PlayStation5 Pro with liquid cooling tech in April 2023: Report

Playstation 5 Pro in 2023? Sony confirms next year will be essential for PS5

Sony PlayStation executive Hideaki Nishino teases a new PlayStation 5 model that could be revealed or even released in 2023, but it may not be a PS5 Pro.

Sonys new generation gaming console is reportedly set to receive an overhaul in the middle of FY2023 with the new console, presumably the PS5 Slim scheduled to launch sometime in September of the

It feels like only yesterday that the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S launched. In fact, the 9th-gen devices will soon be entering their third year on the market. Despite the high demand and low supply of consoles, both manufacturers have seemingly not been resting, with mid-gen upgrades for both the PS5 and Xbox Series …

Sony has not yet said anything about the mid-generation upgrade of the PS5, however, an interview with Sonys Executive VP of Hardware Engineering Masayasu Ito in 2019 may have hinted at the release

If there are really any plans to release a PS5 Pro, then Sony must focus on making these changes to their current console.

While Microsoft has offered a more expensive ‘Elite' Xbox controller for years now, Sony has stuck to its standard controllers so far. According to reports this week, that will change soon, as apparently Sony is working on a “pro” controller. The DualSense controller that ships with the PS5 was already a massive upgrade over the …

When will these new consoles arrive? PS5 and Xbox Series X/S are still the most in-demand consoles in the gaming market. However, many fans are still unable to have their own unit because of the ongoing chip shortage.