Handheld gaming is bigger now than ever, thanks to the Nintendo Switch (and soon-to-be Switch 2) and the Steam Deck. While these portable devices are not as powerful as the best video game consoles, ...

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Sony had a bit of a hit with their original PlayStation Portable device. It was a big contender against Nintendo and its line of handheld devices at the time. With some incredible games and visuals ...

The handheld gaming race is going to heat up. Credit: Evan Amos/Wikimedia “Handheld gaming” and “mobile gaming” are two trendy buzzwords at the moment. Rumours are flying around regarding the Nintendo ...

As the ninth generation enters mid-life, the rumour mill has started again on what new console hardware will look like. If there is one thing the video game industry does very well, that is jumping on ...

TL;DR: An industry insider reveals Sony is developing a new portable console to launch alongside PlayStation 6 around 2026/2027, aiming to compete with Nintendo Switch 2 and Steam Deck. Sony may raise ...

While Sony has yet to confirm anything officially, the PlayStation handheld reportedly in development could bring nearly half the performance of a PS5. This should put it ahead of the PS4 and PS4 Pro, ...

The news comes from notable video game leaker eXtas1s, who received a survey from Sony asking its customers their thoughts on the newly revealed Nintendo Switch 2. Specifically, the company asks ...

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The newly announced ROG Xbox Ally handheld devices from Asus play Microsoft's PC games, but what about PlayStation's PC games? You betcha they do. A spokesperson for Microsoft told Game File, "Because ...

Viraaj is a spirited gamer, lifelong PlayStation main, huge petrolhead, but most importantly, a principled journalist. With experience at publications like FandomWire, HotCars, and DriveTribe, writing ...