Indeed, just days after the announcement of the PlayStation 5 Pro, a new report has emerged about the PS6. According to the new report, the PS5 is roughly halfway through its lifecycle ...

The PS6 is in development with an emphasis on backwards compatibility, according to a fresh report by Reuters.We certainly weren’t expecting to see an unofficial announcement this morning ...

It looks like the PS6 will continue the trend of backward compatibility started with the PS5. This means, in addition to playing PS6 games, it should play PS5 and PS4 games as well. More than this ...

Backwards compatibility is reportedly a priority for Sony, so the PS6's chipset may utilize the x86 architecture for full compatibility with PS4 and PS5. The PS6 is rumored to launch in 2027-2028 ...

According to Reuters, back in 2022, Intel lost a major PS6 chip manufacturing contract to AMD for a number of reasons, one of which is backwards compatibility. Sony‘s executives and engineers ...

Despite the massive Nvidia lead on PC, PlayStation will not abandon AMD for the PS6 console. With the PS5 Pro specs using bespoke hardware to support PSSR for PS5 Pro-enhanced games, AMD finally ...

Reuters reports that, in 2022, Intel lost the contract to provide chips for the PS6 to AMD. Intel reportedly internally valued the contract, which would've seen lower profit margins than some chip ...

Here’s how it works. That's according to Reuters, who state in a new PS6 report that AMD has been contracted by Sony for the design and fabrication of the chip for the next generation of ...

The PS5 Pro isn't even out yet, but that's not stopping a new report from divulging possible details about what's inside the PS6. Sony apparently met with Intel and AMD--among others--about ...

The launch of the PS6 is highly anticipated, despite it only being just shy of four years since the launch of the PS5. But just like most consoles, it's likely that Sony is looking ahead to the ...

An exclusive report revealed why AMD was chosen over Intel to design the chip for Sony’s upcoming PS6. The key reason? Backward compatibility. Sources close to the decision revealed that ...

There is some concern that with the PS5 Pro launching at $700, that when the PS6 comes around, even the base model could in fact launch at $700 too. I do not necessarily think that concern is ...