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Wednesday, February 03, 2021 The PS5 is being sold at a loss, with Sony bolstering its revenue through subscription services and digital sales. This was confirmed in the recent Sony Q3 FY2020 earnings report, which covered the quarter from October to December 2020. Sony says that the current $499 and $399 price points for the disc and digital versions of the PS5 respectively are lower than the manufacturing costs for both, which means Sony is operating next-gen hardware sales at a loss in order to achieve a more “strategic” and palatable price point. Sony stopped short of confirming exact...

Feature Story The PS5 has launched in India, here are 5 things you should do when you turn on the console Andrew Lu  | Published on 01 Feb 2021 So, the PS5 is launching in India today! How many of you guys have already pre-ordered the console and are waiting eagerly for delivery? Well, to get you ready for your brand-new PS5 we’ve got a handy guide on what you should do once you plug in the Sony PS5 into your TV. Some of these will seem like common sense but are still rather practical and sometimes rather necessary. You may be tempted to jump straight into the first game you see but t...

How to Put Your PS5 DualSense Controller Into Pairing Mode Sony The PlayStation 5’s (PS5) DualSense controller is Bluetooth-capable, meaning you don’t need to plug it in to use it with your console. You will, however, have to pair it with the console. Here’s how to put it into pairing mode. Like its predecessors, the DualShock 3 and the DualShock 4, the PS5’s DualSense controller can be used wirelessly. However, if it’s not connected to the PlayStation 5 by a USB cord, then you’ll need to use pairing mode in order to register it with the console. When the DualSense is in pairing m...

Connecting the controllers works as you’d expect: Turn on the Shield’s Bluetooth discovery mode, and then either press the pairing button on your Xbox controller, or the PlayStation and Share/Clip buttons on the DualSense. It’s surprising it took so long for NVIDIA to add support for these new gamepads, considering that they already support PC pairing. In addition to the usual bug fixes, NVIDIA says that the Shield update also adds the December 2020 Android security patch, as well as better IR volume support for the Shield remote with Denon receivers.

Two months after it was released, gamers are still trying to get their hands on the elusive next-gen Sony console.