Sony has said it's considering raising its hardware prices again, including the PlayStation 5, amid the US tariffs.

My favorite deal in this sale is a toss-up between Persona 5 Royal for $23 and Demon's Souls for $29. Both games can keep you busy for dozens of hours and are essential PS5 titles. Other low-cost deals include RoboCop: Rogue City for $8 and the very underrated Pentiment for just $9.

I’m not sure if you’ve noticed, but the PlayStation 5 is rather popular. So popular, in fact, that estimates suggest it has outsold the Xbox Series X 2:1. Sony Electronics is understandably keen to leverage its connection to the Sony PlayStation division and benefit from that popularity,

Case in point: Tao said that Sony has a stockpile of PS5 consoles in the U.S. that should last for three months. This will allow it to wait out the situation for a while and see what happens, and may mean that a PS5 price increase is still months away, if it’s coming at all.

The latest Days Gone Remastered update adds several new fixes and features, including one welcome addition PS5 Pro fans will like.

For its full fiscal year, Sony reported a 43% boost in operating income for its Games & Network Services division, reaching an impressive $2.8 billion profit. In total, 18.5 million PS5 consoles were sold--a decline when compared to 20.8 million in the 2024 financial year--and software sales have increased by 14% to $17 billion.

The PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 versions of single-player comedy adventure RPG Shadows Over Loathing are now available via PlayStation Store for $22.99 / £17.99, developer Asymmetric

An acclaimed first-person shooter trilogy is getting a free PS5 upgrade that adds new visual upgrades and gameplay enhancements.

However, Tao didn’t specifically mention the PlayStation 5, leaving open the possibility that Sony might try to keep its console pricing stable while raising prices elsewhere, like in TVs, cameras, or headphones. It’s worth noting that Sony already raised PS5 prices earlier this year, but only in the UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.

Cooperative tower defense game No Heroes Here 2 will leave Early Access and launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam on July 1, developer Mad Mimic