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Sony wants to mount your phone on a DualSense controller, and it could change how you game
Sony has patented a new hybrid input system that magnetically attaches a smartphone to a PlayStation controller. This would allow developers to utilize the phone's sensors, camera, and touchscreen as a secondary input device, potentially creating new gameplay experiences across various genres.
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Sony and Honda have reportedly scrapped their Afeela electric vehicle project, which featured PlayStation dashboard themes and Remote Play capabilities. The decision marks a significant shift for the joint venture aimed at entering the automotive market.
The Spring Sale comes to PlayStation Store March 25
The PlayStation Store's Spring Sale will begin on March 25 and run until April 22, offering discounts of up to 75% on a wide selection of games. The sale includes major titles and acclaimed classics, with specific sale periods and regional variations noted.
Funbox PS1 Dualshock Controller Pouch Is a 1:1 Replica
Funbox will release two silicone pouches in Japan on March 17, 2026, that are 1:1 replicas of the original PlayStation Dualshock controller. The pouches, priced at approximately $13.70, feature recreated buttons and joystick replicas. Funbox previously released a similar pouch resembling the original PlayStation console.
A Lego PlayStation might be coming this Christmas, and with 9 months to go, I'm already asking Santa for it
A leak suggests Lego is developing a new building set based on the original PlayStation console and controller, featuring over 1,900 bricks. Scheduled for a December release, this set would join other bricked consoles like the Nintendo Entertainment System and Atari 2600. The article speculates about potential PlayStation classic easter eggs within the build.
Rumour: PlayStation Fans Could Be Building a LEGO PS1 Console This Christmas
A LEGO leaker suggests a new set featuring the original PlayStation console is planned for release in December 2026. The rumored set would include 1,911 pieces and cost around $159.99, following LEGO's recent trend of releasing video game-themed merchandise.
A Lego PlayStation Set Is Reportedly Arriving Later This Year
A new report suggests a Lego set based on the original PlayStation console will be released in December for $160. The set, reportedly containing nearly 2,000 pieces, will include a brick-built console and controller. This follows previous Lego console sets like the NES, Game Boy, and Atari 2600, and Lego's prior collaborations with Sony on the Lego Horizon Adventures game.
A Lego PlayStation Is Coming This Year, Report Claims
A report claims that Lego will release a 1,911-piece set of the original PlayStation console and controller in December 2026 for $160. This follows previous Lego sets based on Nintendo consoles like the NES and Game Boy, as well as Sony's Horizon franchise.
£2 billion PlayStation lawsuit over unfair store pricing goes to trial
A £2 billion lawsuit against Sony Interactive Entertainment over alleged unfair pricing on the PlayStation Store has gone to trial in the UK. Consumer champion Alex Neill is spearheading the case, accusing Sony of breaching competition law and abusing a monopoly on digital game sales since 2016. If successful, Sony could be ordered to pay £2 billion in damages to affected customers.
Best Gaming CPUs 2026: AMD Ryzen 7 7700X vs 7800X3D vs 9700X vs 9800X3D vs 9850X3D
This article discusses the historical console development between Sony and SEGA, detailing the creation of the Mega CD and the subsequent PlayStation's impact on SEGA's consoles like the Saturn and Dreamcast. It also touches upon Nintendo's console choices, including the Nintendo 64 and the Wii's success with disc-based media.
The Morning After: Apple takes on cheap Windows laptops and Chromebooks with the $599 MacBook Neo
Apple has launched the MacBook Neo, a new $599 laptop running on an iPhone chipset, targeting the budget Windows laptop and Chromebook market. The device features a 13-inch Retina display, 8GB of RAM, and two USB-C ports. The article also touches on other tech news including hands-on impressions of the Nothing Phone 4a Pro and 4a, a review of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, and Netflix's acquisition of an AI startup founded by Ben Affleck.
The National Videogame Museum has acquired the mythical Nintendo Playstation
The National Videogame Museum has acquired a rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype, the original development system for Sony's planned Super NES CD-ROM attachment. This collaboration between Sony and Nintendo ultimately did not come to fruition, leading Sony to develop its own PlayStation console. The acquired unit is believed to be the only one of its kind still in existence.
The United States' National Videogame Museum has acquired the "mythical" Nintendo PlayStation which led to the PS1's creation
The United States' National Videogame Museum has acquired a rare Nintendo PlayStation prototype, an early development system for Sony's planned Super Nintendo CD attachment. This artifact represents a significant piece of gaming history, marking the initial collaboration between Nintendo and Sony before their eventual split and Sony's development of the original PlayStation console.
National Videogame Museum Acquires "Mythical" Nintendo PlayStation Dev Unit
The National Videogame Museum has acquired a rare Nintendo PlayStation development unit, believed to be the oldest known artifact of the collaboration between Nintendo and Sony. This MSF-1 unit represents an original development system for the Super Nintendo CD-ROM attachment, a significant piece of gaming history that explored a potential CD-based future for the console.
It's Official: Sony Spins Off Iconic Television Business
Sony has officially announced a strategic partnership and spin-off of its television business into a new subsidiary named Bravia Inc. The new company will be a joint venture with Chinese manufacturer TCL, which will own 51% of the shares, while Sony retains 49%. This move integrates Sony's home entertainment products, including Bravia TVs and audio equipment, under a new structure expected to begin operations in April 2027.
