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In a new PlayStation Blog, Sony explained why the PlayStation 5 is the best platform to play GTA 6 and highlighted the advantages of this version.

After recent rumors that Sony may postpone the launch of PlayStation 6 to 2028 or 2029, few insiders released their statements and claim it's still being eyed to release in the 2027 holiday season.

According to the latest report, Sony is likely to release their next-generation console, PlayStation 6, in 2028 or 2029 - not in 2027 as was previously rumored.

Sony quietly cut the PC line from its annual PlayStation report and added a section on AI instead.

A recent mailing from Sony teases that the release of God of War Laufey, a new title announced at State of Play, is coming soon.

According to the new rumor that comes from an insider, Sony may reveal the remake of inFamous video game at the upcoming State of Play, as well as other titles that are also mentioned.

According to the latest information, the upcoming remake of Rayman Legends will be titled Rayman Legends Retold, and the announcement is expected for State of Play on June 2.

According to the new job listings, Media Molecule, the developers of LittleBigPlanet and Dreams, is working on their new IP, featuring open-world.

According to a new analytical report, Marvel's Wolverine must sell 6 million copies to meet Sony's expectations and avoid cancellation of future projects in the franchise.

According to the CEO of Sony, Hiroki Totoki, the company hasn't decided yet when to release the next-generation console, PlayStation 6.

According to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, Sony is unhappy with how game studios are dragging out the development process of their single-player video games.

Fans launched a petition to release Destiny 3, which is gaining traction, as Bungie is ending support for Destiny 2 and has no plans to release a third installment in the near future.

Bungie confirms Destiny 2's June 9 update will be the last; Bloomberg reports significant layoffs and no Destiny 3 in production.

Sony will officially screen the upcoming State of Play presentation, scheduled for June 2, in movie theaters in several major U.S. cities.

A day after the announcement of the new State of Play, Sony registered a new trademark called Break In - which could indicate a full game reveal as early as June 2.

Insider NateTheHate is teasing that the upcoming State of Play show will feature multiple PlayStation 5 exclusives.

The CEO of PlayStation Studios confirmed the company is officially moving away from releasing its single-player titles on PC.

According to the new report, Sony is interested in returning to work on its old gaming franchises.

According to the latest rumor, Sony is reportedly considering reducing the RAM of PlayStation 6 from 30 GB to 24 GB.