Sony is celebrating 30 years of PlayStation with some new customisation options designed to tickle your nostalgia, along with a special montage. PlayStation is leaning into its 30th anniversary ...

How do you feel about seeing this iconic PS1 startup screen again? Would you keep it, given the choice? Let Sony know in the comments section below.

it’s somewhat understandable why Sony didn’t include the PS1 boot screen. The start up sequence, which was especially released to mark PlayStation’s 30th anniversary, replaced the PS5 boot ...

It’s all part of Sony ... Skater to start playing after all the noises had subsided. Later, when I turned off the console to write this post, the PS5 had even updated that screen to add ...

The new launcher video presents the PS1’s “Sony Computer Entertainment” logo on a pixelated white screen before loading into a slightly redesigned home screen. You’ll then be able to go ...

Sony celebrated the 30th Anniversary of PlayStation ... The official Facebook account for Domino's Pizza recently posted an ...

Sony is celebrating by giving PS5 owners a little bit of nostalgia. As part of an update released yesterday, PlayStation 5 owners can now customize their home screen, menus, and system sounds to ...

Sadly, we doubt that Sony will change its stance — although stranger things have happened. Do you see any real reason not to keep the themes and PS1 startup screen? Try to reason with the ...

PlayStation games like The Last of Us are dominating the silver screen, but former Sony boss Shawn Layden says "an entire generation had to retire" before Hollywood took him seriously PlayStation ...