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Despite its mixed reception, Marvel's Wolverine was September's top-selling new game in the US, making Sony launch revenues it hasn't seen since Helldivers 2

Marvel's Wolverine may not have had the best critical reception , but that clearly didn't discourage consumers. The action-adventure from Marvel's Spider-Man studio Insomniac has topped US video game sales in September, despite releasing...

via Eurogamer

Sony Rolls Out New Official PS5 Update After Major Hack

Sony just rolled out the 14.20 PS5 firmware update shortly after homebrewers found a new way to jailbreak the system

via Polygon

Backlash to Sony ending PS5 discs comes from a "vocal minority of a revenue minority," analyst says

via GamesRadar

New PS5 Update Is Out Now, And Sony May Be Tightening Security Before GTA 6

Another day, another PS5 update, as Sony tweaks its system with another minor upgrade. It looks like business as usual for PS5 Update Version: 26.07-14.20.00, with Sony focusing on overall usage and message readability, but there are...

via GameSpot

Sony Issues New PS5 Firmware Update as Jailbreak Race Heats Up Ahead of GTA 6 Release

Sony has issued a new PlayStation 5 firmware update amid the homebrew community's ongoing effort to jailbreak the console.

via IGN

Resident Evil: Requiem made more money from PlayStation discs than on Xbox in total, reportedly, as Sony's march to a discless future continues

Physical disc-based copies of Resident Evil: Requiem on PlayStation consoles may have been more popular than all versions of the game on Xbox, a new report has found, while unearthing a trove of other statistics about physical sales.

via Eurogamer

Sony Boss: "Creativity Is For Humans, Not AI"

Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick and Sony Group President and CEO, Hiroki Totoki, commented on the future of gaming today at the Paley International Summit.

via GameSpot

‘If Hits Are Unexpected, Datasets Aren’t Gonna Get You There’ - Take-Two Interactive and Sony Bosses Say That AI Cannot Replace Human Creativity

Strauss Zelnick and Hiroki Totoki said that AI would not replace human creativity in the entertainment business, but they both still see it as a tool useful to the production pipeline.

via IGN

PlayStation creator backs Sony's call to end discs, says backlash is a "mentality issue"

via GamesRadar

Hideo Kojima is still posting cryptic photos with Sony despite breaking up over Physint

via GamesRadar

Sony Reminds PlayStation Plus Subscribers That GTA 5 Leaves the Library 2 Days Before GTA 6 Comes Out

PS5 and PS4 players taking advantage of PS Plus to play GTA 5 and GTA Online better get their hours in because their days are numbered. GTA 5 is being removed from the PS Plus catalogue just two days before GTA 6’s launch in November.

via IGN

Some Sony First-Party Games Have Been Delisted From the PlayStation Store

Some of Knack, Nathan Drake, and Kratos’ games were pulled due to what appears to be a pricing error

via Kotaku

Sony Reveals Gorgeous New Playstation 5 Hardware

Sony has unveiled a sleek Midnight Black PlayStation 5, but it's exclusive to Japan

via Polygon

Former PlayStation boss Kaz Hirai used to ignore orders from Sony bosses, he reveals

Kazuo "Kaz" Hirai, who was the president of PlayStation from 2007 to 2012, apparently didn't pay much attention to orders he received from Sony's top brass. Read more

via Eurogamer

Sony announces cheaper Midnight Black PS5 to launch alongside GTA 6, it's just a shame we won't be able to buy it

via GamesRadar

Hideo Kojima Wears Joy Division T-Shirt to Sony Visit, Sparking Johnny Silverhand Arasaka Tower Comparison

Hideo Kojima posted pictures on social media of himself visiting Sony in Japan while wearing a Joy Division T-shirt - and fans are certainly getting plenty of joy out of it.

via IGN

The best early Black Friday PS5 deals in 2026: the biggest Sony savings so far

via GamesRadar

Former PlayStation boss apparently had a bold strategy for handling Sony execs - he ignored them

via GamesRadar

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