Here are the best Black Friday gaming deals we could find, including discounts for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo ...

For years and years Black Friday was the single biggest day of every holiday shopping season. People would camp out outside ...

rounding up all the kit that genuinely adds to your experience while still offering good value for money - and all that goes for PS5 Pro as well. We're kicking things off with controllers and ...

For more, here's how to back up and restore your PS5 data. Then, confirm by choosing Reset Your Console. If you don't have a controller to navigate through your PS5's system UI, you can connect ...

Costing £959.99, the entire bundle included a throwback PS5 Pro with a 2TB SSD, grey DualSense controller, DualSense Edge controller, DualSense charging station, vertical stand and a console ...

Update 11/06/24: The Astro Bot Limited Edition PS5 Controller is currently only available ... followed by the PS5 pack-in game Astro’s Playroom. Apparently the people demanded more, which ...

Now, four years after the original PS5 debuted, we get the first real step forward with the PlayStation 5 Pro. The PS5 Pro, available Nov. 7 for $700 (£700, AU$1,200), enables higher graphical ...

Gameplay-wise, if you handed me an ambiguous controller and put either the PS5 or Xbox Series X version of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla on a screen in front of me, I honestly wouldn’t be able to ...

The best PS5 controllers don't offer as much choice as we see on competing consoles, but there's still plenty worth recommending if you're in the market for a new gamepad. Better still ...

I have to admit, I was skeptical of the PS5 Pro. The new, upgraded redesign (which goes on sale tomorrow) follows in the footsteps of the PS4 Pro, launching four years after the launch of the ...

See our ethics statement. You don’t need me to tell you the new PS5 Pro, on sale November 7th, is the most powerful PlayStation ever made. The real question: could it possibly be worth $700 ...

If there’s a bone to pick with the PS5, it’s this: Many of its games ask players to decide between better graphics or faster gameplay. Gamers want both, but the PS5 can’t do both.