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The fourth major music copyright lawsuit against Anthropic in eight months seeks billions in statutory damages, hitting the same week a $1.5B settlement was approved.
Insomniac's PS5 exclusive launches September 15 with a rage meter, stealth, New Game+, and a voice actor you'll recognize from Spartacus.
The Guerrilla Games co-op title is being stripped of its live-service elements and scaled down to a traditional co-op game — while Horizon 3 slips further away.
Sony has built a dedicated mascot team targeting ¥10 billion a year in merchandise revenue by 2030, with a sleep-deprived bear leading the charge over fan favourite Astro Bot.
Only Avengers: Endgame got there faster. The first Spider-Man film to hit this milestone is now tracking toward a potential $2.4 billion final total.
A former Square Enix exec says killing physical media could push PS Store prices down. The data says the opposite is more likely.
Insomniac's September 15 release puts every game file on the disc from day one, a rare move as Sony winds down physical game production by 2028.
Sony's new €1,499 flagship keeps the ports everyone else dropped — and it's selling well because of it.
Sony's August catalog haul includes the medieval RPG blockbuster Kingdom Come: Deliverance II just six months after its retail launch, plus a returning PS Plus classic in Metro Exodus.
The Digital Edition bundle lands at $649.99 / £569.99, with a matching DualSense and console covers sold separately — pre-orders open August 19.
Three model codes for Sony's 2027 flagship have appeared in the GSMA IMEI database, revealing eSIM-only support and satellite emergency calling for Japan.
Arc System Works' new Marvel fighting game requires a PSN account for online play, locking out players across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia at launch.
Insomniac's PS5-exclusive Wolverine gets ESRB M for dismemberment, decapitations, and strong language — but players can dial back the violence in settings.
Tom Holland's latest Spider-Man outing shattered Avengers: Endgame's preview record before its wide opening weekend — and analysts think it could go much higher.
Sony's CFO says the company hears the backlash but won't reverse its decision to stop making physical game discs from January 2028.
