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Scottish Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
PS6 release date ‘sooner' than we thought as major game cancellation exposes ‘exact launch year' for next-gen console
Plus read our own prediction for the PS6 release date PLAY TIME? PS6 release date 'sooner' than we thought as major game cancellation exposes 'exact launch year' for next-gen console Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) SONY'S PlayStation 6 may be out sooner than we thought, a new leak suggests. The next-gen console built to replace the PS5 and PS5 Pro may be just around the corner. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro is the company's latest console – but another one is secretly in the works Credit: Sony PlayStation Court documents from Microsoft, which owns Xbox, previously revealed that the tech giant was expecting a 2028 launch for next-gen consoles. That included its own top-secret Xbox successor as well as Sony's unnamed next-gen PlayStation. TIME TO PLAY? But countering that is a new report from Insider Gaming that suggests an upcoming Blade Runner game due for 2027 has been cancelled. The report notes that the game was due to land on next-gen consoles that are yet to be released. This unannounced game was reportedly due to be called Blade Runner: Time To Leave. It was allegedly in development at Supermassive Games, with a 12-hour single-player story planned. The report notes that the game entered pre-production in September 2024 with a budget of around £33 million / $45 million. But the game has supposedly been canned by the Guildford, UK-based studio. However, it's a major hint that the PS6 might land in 2027 rather than 2028. Supermassive Games is owned by Nordisk Film, which is a Sony partner that has exclusive distribution rights to PlayStation products in Nordic countries. Get an inside look at the new PS5 30th anniversary edition Titles from the studio include Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology, The Quarry, and The Casting of Frank Stone. The Sun has asked Supermassive Games for comment and will update this story with any response. WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE PS6 LAUNCH WINDOW? Sony hasn't explicitly confirmed a launch timeline for the PS6. But the company has released plenty of consoles in the past, giving us some useful info to work with. 4 A new PlayStation 6 could be just two-and-a-half years away Credit: Sony PlayStation Just last year, we asked AI to predict the PS6 release date, based on Sony's PlayStation release history. And it came up with Thursday, November 11, 2027 – fitting in with this latest leak. Here's a list of previous PlayStation release dates, as well as the days of the week that those consoles launched on: PlayStation – Saturday, December 3, 1994 (1st Saturday) PS One – Friday, July 7, 2000 (1st Friday) PlayStation 2 – Saturday, March 4, 2000 (1st Saturday) PS2 Slimline – Friday, October 29, 2004 (5th Friday) PlayStation 3 – Saturday, November 11, 2006 (2nd Saturday) PS3 Slim – Thursday, August 27, 2009 (4th Thursday) PS3 Super Slim – Tuesday, September 25, 2012 (4th Tuesday) PlayStation 4 – Friday, November 15, 2013 (3rd Friday) PS4 Slim – Thursday, September 15, 2016 (3rd Thursday) PS4 Pro – Thursday, November 10, 2016 (2nd Thursday) PlayStation 5 – Thursday, November 12, 2020 (2nd Thursday) PS5 Slim – Friday, November 10, 2023 (2nd Friday) PS5 Pro – Thursday, November 7, 2024 (1st Thursday) There's usually a six-to-seven-year gap between the major console releases. Just look at this list: 1994 – PlayStation 2000 – PlayStation 2 2006 – PlayStation 3 2013 – PlayStation 4 2020 – PlayStation 5 And the final two (and therefore most recent) consoles came out seven years after their predecessors. 4 The latest major console release from Sony was 2020's PlayStation 5 – everything since has been a spin-off Credit: Sony PlayStation That would suggest that Sony would work towards a 2027 launch. November is usually favoured by Sony for PlayStation launches, especially in recent years. That means the console is out just in time for Christmas and the Black Friday spending season. And Sony clearly tends towards Thursday and Friday launches, usually in the second or third week of the month. Sony PlayStation through the ages Here's a quick history of the main models released... Sony PlayStation: Japan – December 3, 1994 North America – September 9, 1995 Europe – September 29, 1995 Sony PlayStation 2: Japan – March 4, 2000 North America – October 26, 2000 Europe – November 24, 2000 Sony PlayStation 3: Japan – November 11, 2006 North America – November 17, 2006 Europe – March 23, 2007 Sony PlayStation 4: North America – November 15, 2013 Europe – November 29, 2013 Japan – February 22, 2014 Sony PlayStation 5: Japan – November 12, 2020 North America – November 12, 2020 Europe – November 12, 2020 "Considering the trends and patterns, Thursday, November 11, 2027 seems more likely for a few reasons," one of the latest AI models told The Sun last year. "Sony has shown a preference for Thursday releases in recent years, especially for significant product launches like the PlayStation 5. "Releasing on a Thursday allows for a full weekend of sales and media coverage, maximizing initial impact and momentum. "Thus, the most likely date for the next-generation PlayStation console release, based on observed patterns and strategic considerations, would be: Thursday, November 11, 2027." 4 Sony has released several different versions of the PlayStation 5 Credit: Sony PlayStation Sadly it's impossible to say exactly when the console will launch. And even if Sony already has launch plans for 2027, they could still change. In the meantime, PlayStation owners are having to pay extra for consoles after a recent PS5 price hike.
The Irish Sun
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
PS6 release date ‘sooner' than we thought as major game cancellation exposes ‘exact launch year' for next-gen console
SONY'S PlayStation 6 may be out sooner than we thought, a new leak suggests. The next-gen console built to replace the PS5 and 4 Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro is the company's latest console – but another one is secretly in the works Credit: Sony PlayStation Court documents from Microsoft, which owns Xbox, previously revealed that the tech giant was expecting a 2028 launch for next-gen consoles. That included its own top-secret Xbox successor as well as Sony's unnamed next-gen PlayStation. TIME TO PLAY? But countering that is a new report from The report notes that the game was due to land on next-gen consoles that are yet to be released. Read more on PlayStation This unannounced game was reportedly due to be called Blade Runner: Time To Leave. It was allegedly in development at Supermassive Games, with a 12-hour single-player story planned. The report notes that the game entered pre-production in September 2024 with a budget of around £33 million / $45 million. But the game has supposedly been canned by the Guildford, UK-based studio. Most read in Gaming However, it's a major hint that the PS6 might land in 2027 rather than 2028. Supermassive Games is owned by Nordisk Film , which is a Sony partner that has exclusive distribution rights to PlayStation products in Nordic countries. Get an inside look at the new PS5 30th anniversary edition Titles from the studio include Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology, The Quarry, and The Casting of Frank Stone. The Sun has asked Supermassive Games for comment and will update this story with any response. WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE PS6 LAUNCH WINDOW? Sony hasn't explicitly confirmed a launch timeline for the PS6. But the company has released plenty of consoles in the past, giving us some useful info to work with. 4 A new PlayStation 6 could be just two-and-a-half years away Credit: Sony PlayStation Just last year, we asked AI to predict the PS6 release date, based on Sony's PlayStation release history . And it came up with Thursday, November 11, 2027 – fitting in with this latest leak. Here's a list of PlayStation – Saturday, December 3, 1994 (1st Saturday) PS One – Friday, July 7, 2000 (1st Friday) PlayStation 2 – Saturday, March 4, 2000 (1st Saturday) PS2 Slimline – Friday, October 29, 2004 (5th Friday) PlayStation 3 – Saturday, November 11, 2006 (2nd Saturday) PS3 Slim – Thursday, August 27, 2009 (4th Thursday) PS3 Super Slim – Tuesday, September 25, 2012 (4th Tuesday) PlayStation 4 – Friday, November 15, 2013 (3rd Friday) PS4 Slim – Thursday, September 15, 2016 (3rd Thursday) PS4 Pro – Thursday, November 10, 2016 (2nd Thursday) PlayStation 5 – Thursday, November 12, 2020 (2nd Thursday) PS5 Slim – Friday, November 10, 2023 (2nd Friday) PS5 Pro – Thursday, November 7, 2024 (1st Thursday) There's usually a six-to-seven-year gap between the major console releases. Just look at this list: 1994 – PlayStation 2000 – PlayStation 2 2006 – PlayStation 3 2013 – PlayStation 4 2020 – PlayStation 5 And the final two (and therefore most recent) consoles came out seven years after their predecessors. 4 The latest major console release from Sony was 2020's PlayStation 5 – everything since has been a spin-off Credit: Sony PlayStation That would suggest that Sony would work towards a 2027 launch. November is usually favoured by Sony for PlayStation launches, especially in recent years. That means the console is out just in time for Christmas and the Black Friday spending season. And Sony clearly tends towards Thursday and Friday launches, usually in the second or third week of the month. Sony PlayStation through the ages Here's a quick history of the main models released... Sony PlayStation: Japan – December 3, 1994 North America – September 9, 1995 Europe – September 29, 1995 Sony PlayStation 2: Japan – March 4, 2000 North America – October 26, 2000 Europe – November 24, 2000 Sony PlayStation 3: Japan – November 11, 2006 North America – November 17, 2006 Europe – March 23, 2007 Sony PlayStation 4: North America – November 15, 2013 Europe – November 29, 2013 Japan – February 22, 2014 Sony PlayStation 5: Japan – November 12, 2020 North America – November 12, 2020 Europe – November 12, 2020 "Considering the trends and patterns, Thursday, November 11, 2027 seems more likely for a few reasons," one of the latest AI models told The Sun last year. "Sony has shown a preference for Thursday releases in recent years, especially for significant product launches like the PlayStation 5. "Releasing on a Thursday allows for a full weekend of sales and media coverage, maximizing initial impact and momentum. "Thus, the most likely date for the next-generation PlayStation console release, based on observed patterns and strategic considerations, would be: Thursday, November 11, 2027." 4 Sony has released several different versions of the PlayStation 5 Credit: Sony PlayStation Sadly it's impossible to say exactly when the console will launch. And even if Sony already has launch plans for 2027, they could still change. In the meantime, PlayStation owners are having to pay extra for consoles after a
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Yahoo
PS6 掌機最快2028年推出？新爆料一次看，Sony和AMD、Samsung合作生產
今年初，Sony PlayStation 主機被爆出 PS6 的單晶片系統（SoC）設計已經完成，預計將於 2027 年推出，並且近年來一直傳出 PS 掌機可能會隨著 Switch 和 Steam Deck 的成功重返市場。而最近的消息指出，全新的 PS 掌機（也稱為'PS6 掌機'）或許會在 2028 年問世。 根據爆料者 Jukanlosreve 的說法，Sony 內部正評估一款全新的低功耗遊戲晶片，代號為「Jupiter」。這款晶片預計由 AMD 設計，並將交由 Samsung 生產，採用基於 2 奈米的 SF2P 製程，計畫在 2028 年開始量產，但目前三方尚未達成正式交易。 Exclusive: On the Sony PlayStation HandheldSony is currently evaluating a new low-power gaming SoC project—internally referred to as 'Jupiter.'⁰The chip is expected to be developed by AMD and fabricated using Samsung Foundry's SF2P node, with mass production targeted for… — Jukanlosreve (@Jukanlosreve) May 24, 2025 關於 PS6 掌機的消息眾說紛紜，但之前的多個爆料指出，雖然 PS6 掌機的效能無法與 PS5 視為同等，但它將能自動相容所有 PS5 遊戲，玩家無需進行額外調整或最佳化即可遊玩。當然，這些消息尚未經過 Sony 官方的確認，但考量到自 2011 年 PS Vita 以來，Sony 再也沒有推出新的掌機，因此新掌機的出現或許會為玩家們帶來驚喜。 緊貼最新科技資訊、網購優惠，追隨 Yahoo Tech 各大社交平台！ 🎉📱 Tech Facebook： 🎉📱 Tech Instagram： 🎉📱 Tech WhatsApp 社群： 🎉📱 Tech WhatsApp 頻道： 🎉📱 Tech Telegram 頻道：
Yahoo
7 days ago
- Yahoo
Stand-Alone PlayStation Handheld Rumor Corroborated by Another Insider
Every day, it seems we are getting closer to actually getting another . The latest update regarding the console corroborates previous rumors of its existence, as well as its launch window. On NeoGAF, insider HeisenbergFX4 claims a 'full blown' PlayStation handheld is in the works. They do iterate that this would not fall within the PlayStation Portal pricing, which is currently $200, and will launch 'somewhere around' the PlayStation 6 launch. Last month, leaker KeplerL2 confirmed the existence of the PlayStation handheld. They claimed that it would not be as powerful as a PS5, but would be backwards compatible with the console at launch, which they confirmed would be part of the PS6 family. Although it seems like all the clues are pointing to PlayStation making a new handheld, take these rumors with a grain of salt. Sony has not formally revealed a handheld just yet. The industry changes on a dime, so what might be real right now may not be real in the next few days. We'll just have to wait and see. While Sony has yet to reveal a new PlayStation handheld console, they have stated that they do intend to focus on peripherals like the PlayStation Portal in its Corporate Strategy & Earnings Announcement Presentation. 'We also plan to focus on strong and profitable peripherals such as PlayStation Portal where our recently introduced beta cloud streaming feature allows users to enjoy their games on the go more easily,' reads Sony's statement. This could be taken in several ways. This could mean Sony plans to iterate on its successful game streaming handheld device. This could hint at the rumored PS6 handheld. This could mean both. Regardless, Sony is putting a focus on peripherals like these handheld devices, which is a nice update for PlayStation fans. The post Stand-Alone PlayStation Handheld Rumor Corroborated by Another Insider appeared first on PlayStation LifeStyle.
Metro
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Metro
PS6 is Sony's chance to wipe the slate clean and forget the PS5 ever happened
A reader tries to be optimistic that the PS6 will be a chance for Sony to change direction and put the mistakes of the PS5 behind it. I remember when the future of video games was just a question of how good the graphics were going to be. Nowadays, it's worrying that developers die of old age before finishing their games (literally with Kojima) and hoping there's still a market for the games you like and not just endless live service cash grabs. PlayStation 5 has beaten the Xbox Series X/S so easily this generation that Microsoft has all but given up making consoles, but it doesn't feel like a victory. Sony has spent the majority of the PlayStation 5's life trying and failing to make live service games. The only hit they've had is the only one they didn't make themselves and everything else has either been a flop, has been cancelled, or still isn't out (and is probably about to get cancelled). Now we hear the first rumours about the PlayStation 6 and a portable device, and I just hope that they're going to use that as a way to draw a line under the PlayStation 5 and promise to never do anything like that again. The latest rumour for the PlayStation 6 also suggested that a third Horizon Zero Dawn game might be a launch title for it. I've no strong feelings about that either way but I am at least relieved that they seem to be starting off with a proper game and not the multiplayer spin-off or Concord 2 or something. But the problem is the PlayStation 5 started off fine, it had a good launch line-up and the first two years were exactly what you'd expect. It's only after that, when game budgets rose and Sony realised it made more money from microtransactions than games, that that the problems came. If you get a hit live service game then it's a licence to print money, if people are also buying skins and cosmetics at the same time. But it's like winning the lottery; you've got a very low chance of getting a hit and if you don't win you lose the money you paid to play in the first place. I find it interesting that Microsoft, who are super rich, have relatively little interest in live service games but Sony, who are a normal company, are obsessed with it. And are still obsessed with it, despite knowing their core fans hate it and that it's not working, in the most public and embarrassing way possible. But as has been pointed out recently they're not doing it because of us, they're doing it to impress investors, who care nothing about games, just the infinite profit dream that is a successful live service game (never mind that nothing lasts forever, as Apex Legends is proving at the moment). What I hope, and perhaps I'm being naïve, but what I hope is that the PlayStation 6 will be the point at which everything changes again. Sony can switch tracks, back to how they used to be, and forget all the current mistakes. More Trending I don't know how likely that is but strangely the idea of a portable gives me hope. You can't release that and hope for it to be a success just by playing live service games on it, it's got to have proper games. That's the way I see it anyway, and I hope Sony does too. By reader Dashker The reader's features do not necessarily represent the views of GameCentral or Metro. You can submit your own 500 to 600-word reader feature at any time, which if used will be published in the next appropriate weekend slot. Just contact us at gamecentral@ or use our Submit Stuff page and you won't need to send an email. MORE: The truth is digital video game downloads are better than physical games - Reader's Feature MORE: I don't like the look of GTA 6 and I'm not afraid to admit it - Reader's Feature MORE: Why I sold my Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order – Reader's Feature
