Well, the Steam Machine is here and seems like a competent open-ended alternative to traditional consoles. But has it created more problems that it has solved?
After a day of controversial announcements, PlayStation's latest selection of monthly games leaves something to be desired.
Responding to reports about the PS6's bill of materials having risen, Del Walker spoke about game development becoming more complicated.
Ampere's Piers Harding-Rolls believes that Sony might be trying to bring down PS6 production costs by excluding the disc drive.
While users of the platforms won't be able to make new purchases once the PlayStation Store is down, Sony is keeping download servers live.
Even physical releases of PlayStation games will only include redeemable codes rather than discs with the game's content included.
This time around, Helldivers will be tasked with supporting the construction of massive walls in space to block Terminid advances.
Even after the failure of Concord and so many cancellations, Sony is committed to live service, even if it ultimately leads nowhere.
SIE president Hideaki Nishino says the company aims "to deliver value unique to PlayStation" rather than "serving as an alternative to PCs."
Hideaki Nishino also spoke about how PlayStation hardware serves the base around which the company can build an ecosystem.
An open beta has also been announced for July 24th to 26th on PS5 and PC - just one week before the game's worldwide launch.
With stunning elasticity and the ability to increase the size of her limbs, Kamala Khan can move fast and dish out big damage.
Leaker Kepler_L2 posits a grim update for the next-gen console while claiming that its specs have been "locked in for a long time."
Destiny 2 might have gotten its moment of triumph, but for a lot of the talent behind it, it’s an ending that's turning out bittersweet.
Hideaki Nishino also provided more concrete details about Sony's plans for first-party games coming to more platforms going forward.
Nintendo Switch 2, on the other hand, wrapped up its first year quite strongly, with 5.9 million unit sales since it launched last June.
Having worked at Bungie for more than 16 years, Truman took over for the previous CEO, the controversial Pete Parsons, in August 2025.
"Some Marathon team members" will also depart, while "SIE teams that support Bungie’s operations" will also see reductions.
These layoffs and changes are "necessary to best position the studio now and for the future," according to studio leadership.
Insomniac Games was asked whether it would include a disc in the wake of Grand Theft Auto 6 not including one for its physical release.
