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Sony's $350 Official PS5 Monitor Has a Very Cool Gimmick for Gamers

Sony is releasing a new 1440p IPS monitor for the PlayStation 5, priced at $349.99, which includes a unique DualSense controller charging dock. The monitor supports VRR, HDR, and 120Hz for PS5, and up to 240Hz for PC. Pre-orders begin June 5th in the US and Japan, with limited quantities available.

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Retro Gamer

LucidSound has entered the budget headset fray with a new battery champion that provides one hour of battery for every…

LucidSound, a brand owned by PowerA, has launched the LS500 wireless gaming headset, boasting an impressive 70-hour battery life for $69.99. Available for Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, the headset offers custom-tuned 50mm drivers and three EQ modes. It weighs only 265g, making it a lightweight option for gamers.

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Gamedeveloper.com

Sony is being sued for alleged tariff 'double recovery windfall'

Sony is facing a lawsuit in California alleging the company will profit from tariff refunds, a 'double recovery windfall.' Plaintiffs claim Sony increased PlayStation console prices to offset tariffs, and now consumers believe they are entitled to the refunds Sony is set to receive. Nintendo of America is also being sued for similar reasons.

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Gaming Bolt

AMD FSR 4.1 Coming to RDNA 2 Will Benefit Xbox Series X More Than PS5 Due to Hardware, SDK – Rumor

A rumor suggests that AMD's upcoming FSR 4.1 upscaling technology, initially announced for RDNA 3 and RDNA 2 GPUs, may come to current-generation consoles like the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5. YouTuber Moore's Law Is Dead speculates that the Xbox Series X could see greater performance benefits than the base PlayStation 5 due to differences in hardware capabilities and SDK support, with Xbox's SDK reportedly having better plugins for FSR 3 and later versions.

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Playstation Lifestyle

PS5 Players Surprised With New Controller, Stealth-Launched Today

Sony and Scuf have stealth-launched the new Scuf Omega controller for the PlayStation 5. This performance controller features low-latency connectivity and extensive customization options, including 28 total inputs with 11 additional customizable ones and swappable thumbsticks. The Scuf Omega is available for $219.99 with various cosmetic options.

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Tech Radar

Clever Raspberry Pi hack gets Sony's PS5 controller working properly on a gaming PC over Bluetooth

A modder has developed a workaround using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W to enable full functionality of the PlayStation 5 DualSense controller on PC via Bluetooth. This 'DS5Dongle' project allows for haptic feedback and adaptive triggers to work wirelessly, overcoming limitations of the standard Windows Bluetooth implementation. While not recommended for competitive gaming due to potential latency, it offers a significant improvement for general PC gaming with the DualSense controller.

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Retro Gamer

Amazon announces Prime Day 2026 is coming sooner than you think

Amazon has announced that Prime Day 2026 will occur in June, moving the annual sales event a month earlier than its usual schedule. While exact dates are not yet confirmed, this shift suggests potential gaming deals for peripherals, accessories, and games could arrive in early summer. The article notes that while consoles and PCs are rarely discounted, competing retailers often offer sales concurrently.

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Gamespot

GameStop Is Trying To Capitalize On PS5's Reported New Online Requirement

GameStop is capitalizing on reports that Sony may implement a 30-day online requirement for digital game licenses on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. The retailer is offering discounts on preowned physical games, promoting ownership and offline play as an alternative to Sony's potential new policy. Sony has not officially commented on the reported requirement.

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Destructoid

4K or 320Hz? GIGABYTE’s G27U lets gamers have both

GIGABYTE has launched the G27U, a 27-inch gaming monitor featuring a Dual Mode that allows users to switch between 4K resolution at 160Hz and Full HD at 320Hz. The monitor supports HDMI 2.1 for next-gen consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, offering 4K 120Hz gameplay. Priced at $349.99 in the United States, the G27U aims to provide flexibility for gamers who play both visually rich AAA titles and fast-paced esports.

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Done with gardening? This 4K projector is the ultimate summer splurge and it's just dropped to its lowest price…

The Nebula X1 4K outdoor projector, featuring 3,500 lumens, Dolby Vision HDR, and robust 40W stereo speakers, has dropped to its lowest price. While requiring an external power outlet, it offers a premium outdoor viewing experience. For a more budget-friendly option, the Yaber T2 1080p projector with battery life is also recommended.

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Playstation Lifestyle

PS5 Accessory Quietly Discontinued, Barely Anyone Noticed

Sony has seemingly discontinued the PlayStation 5 HD camera, removing its product pages from the PS Direct storefront. The accessory, designed for native PS5 gameplay streaming without a PC, suffered from limited features and low demand, leading to its long-term unavailability.

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PC Gamer

Former head of FSR development at AMD posts 'big trouble' meme when asked why the company won't release…

The former lead developer of AMD's FSR upscaling technology, Colin Riley, has cryptically suggested that AMD faces significant internal issues regarding the release of the INT8 version of FSR 4 for older GPUs. This version is currently exclusive to the PlayStation 5 Pro, leading to speculation about potential exclusivity deals or internal leadership decisions hindering broader PC support.

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Last Chance to Buy These 45+ PS5, PS4 Games in PS Store's Big Games Big Deals Sale

The PlayStation Store's Big Games Big Deals sale is offering significant discounts on over 45 PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 titles, with prices as low as they've ever been. The sale includes critically acclaimed games such as Alan Wake 2, Bloodborne, and Detroit: Become Human, among many others. Shoppers have until May 6, 2026, to take advantage of these limited-time offers.

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AOC just dropped a new 32-inch, 4K OLED gaming monitor for an amazing price

AOC has launched the Agon Pro AG326UZD2, a new 32-inch 4K QD-OLED gaming monitor priced at $1,080. The monitor features a 165Hz refresh rate, 1,000 nits peak brightness, DisplayHDR 500 certification, and supports 4K at 120Hz for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S via HDMI 2.1, and 4K at 240Hz for PC via DisplayPort 2.1. It also includes a USB-C port with 65W power delivery and KVM functionality.

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Happy Gamer

This Retro Gaming Setup Showcases the Real Challenge of Multi-Console Collections

A gamer's retro gaming setup highlights the technical challenges of integrating vintage consoles and Hi-Fi equipment. The focus is on the logistics of connectivity, signal compatibility, and cable management rather than simply displaying hardware. This approach emphasizes building a functional and curated collection over accumulating every possible system.

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Retro Gamer

In a post-pricey console world, this new budget GXTrust Forta PS5 headset is a sight to behold

GXTrust has released the Forta Wireless headset for PlayStation 5 in the UK, priced at £69.99. The headset features 50mm audio drivers, 2.4GHz wireless connectivity, and supports 3D audio. It is available in multiple colorways, including an Amazon exclusive.

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Engadget

Microsoft raises prices on Surface PCs due to skyrocketing RAM costs

Microsoft has implemented significant price increases across its Surface line of PCs, citing rising memory and component costs, particularly for RAM. The price hikes affect models like the Surface Laptop 7 and Surface Pro, with some seeing increases of up to $500. These cost adjustments are also impacting other tech manufacturers like Motorola and Samsung, with the PlayStation 5 and Steam Deck also facing price pressures.

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The Sony M10S II is a super speedy sequel to last year's killer QHD OLED that's absolutely not a PS5 monitor

Sony has announced the Inzone M10S II, a 27-inch QHD OLED gaming monitor with a native 1440p refresh rate of 540Hz, and a 1080p dual mode that reaches 720Hz. Priced at $1,199, this monitor is designed for competitive FPS players and features a 0.02ms GtG response time and refined motion blur reduction. While it shares a name with PlayStation, Sony clarifies it is not a dedicated PS5 monitor and is primarily aimed at PC gamers.

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'It's All a Bit Depressing': Just 13% Think PS5 Is Worth Its New Price

Sony is increasing the price of the PlayStation 5 console and its variants, with the cheapest option now retailing for $599.99. A recent poll indicated that only 13% of respondents believe the console is worth the new price, with 56% considering it too expensive.

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Eurogamer

Sony takes its cancelling spree to another level by canning its PlayStation Remote Play-enabled car, Afeela 1

Sony and Honda have decided to discontinue the development and launch of their first electric vehicle model, the Afeela 1, and its second model. This decision stems from Honda's reassessment of its electrification strategy and changes in the EV market, which fundamentally altered the assumptions for the joint venture's business operations. Despite the cancellation of the Afeela 1, Sony and Honda will continue to discuss future business plans for their joint venture.

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