Sony PlayStation Plus: Senior PS Exec Reveals That New Games Will Not Be Available Day 1, at Launch on the Service Sony just announced the monthly games coming to the PS Plus service for July 2025.

It's one of our favourite traditions — whenever a PS Studios game reaches launch day, every other team under Sony's umbrella celebrates with bespoke artwork, sharing them on social media.

Also coming to PS Plus on 1 July are The King of Fighters XV (PS5, PS4) and Jusant (PS5 only). The former is the latest in SNK's famed fighting franchise.

Shockingly, PS Plus celebrates its 15th anniversary this weekend, and to help mark the occasion, PlayStation is teasing limited time discounts on the PS Store. Those who subscribe to the service ...

The PS DUO will operate for up to 2 years on a single replaceable battery under normal use. “With its reliable performance, flexible gas pairings and wireless integration, our PS DUO offers a powerful ...

PS 39 celebrates 100 years with a centennial carnival on Staten Island Updated: Jun. 19, 2025, 7:03 a.m. | Published: Jun. 19, 2025, 7:00 a.m.

Beat Games also announced that the PS VR and PS VR2 versions of the game will no longer have multiplayer, starting on January 21, 2026. Although the game will stop receiving new content, the studio ...

PS Plus will be subject to more price hikes in the future, as Xbox players fear a possible increase to Game Pass as well.

The decal debate continues. During Wednesday night’s “NBA Countdown” on ABC, NBA commissioner Adam Silver responded to criticism of the digitally inserted images of the Larry O’Brien ...

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Logos Space Services has raised $50 million to advance engineering plans for more than 4,000 broadband satellites, the startup founded by a former Google executive and NASA project manager ...

A basic revamp of a government agency focused on advising businesses and workers on how to protect jobs while shifting to a ‘Net Zero economy’ has cost the taxpayer $180,000.