The previously leaked PlayStation 5 Pro hardware specification may just give a clue as to whether Sony will decide to add backward compatibility to its next-generation console. A well-known leaker ...
Sony has settled on using AMD again for their next console release. There is never any shortage of rumors, leaks, and speculation pieces online about the video game industry. We might be a good ways ...
Despite the massive Nvidia lead on PC, PlayStation will not abandon AMD for the PS6 console. With the PS5 Pro specs using bespoke hardware to support PSSR for PS5 Pro-enhanced games, AMD finally has a ...
The patent in question was brought up by RespawnFirst over the weekend, but we retrieved the actual link this morning. Reading through the technical jargon, Sony says that it has invented a new system ...
Rumor has it that the next-gen PlayStation handheld will be backwards compatible with the PS5 right out of the box. A known AMD insider has claimed that the portable console features shader binary ...
One major reason for AMD’s victory is its strong history with Sony, having provided the chips for both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. Keeping AMD as the supplier helps maintain backward ...
Giant Bomb’s Jeff Grubb has revealed that he’s also heard that Sony is quietly working on PS3 backwards compatibility for the PS5, following yesterday’s reports from XboxEra’s Nick Baker that the ...
The post-event high of the PlayStation 5 Showcase has had fans buzzing, but new information from Sony has turned that buzz into mild disappointment. As Ars Technica also noted, this is an unusual ...
TL;DR: Leaked reports suggest Microsoft's next-gen Xbox, powered by AMD's custom Magnus APU, could cost nearly twice as much as Sony's PlayStation 6. The higher price reflects the loss of Microsoft's ...
Not all PS2 models are created equal when it comes to backwards compatibility. Here are the key differences: Original PS2 Models: These models generally have excellent backwards compatibility with PS1 ...
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