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Sony hikes PS5 prices again, Digital Edition to $600 and Pro to $900
gaming14 days ago

Sony hikes PS5 prices again, Digital Edition to $600 and Pro to $900

Sony is increasing PS5 prices in the US: Digital Edition jumps from $500 to $600, the standard PS5 with disc from $550 to $650, and the PS5 Pro from $750 to $900, eight months after the last hike. The move comes amid ongoing memory shortages driven by AI-demand for chips and broader component scarcities, suggesting higher prices may persist in the near term.

Steam Machine Price Leak Reveals Premium Cost, Surpassing Consoles
technology3 months ago

Steam Machine Price Leak Reveals Premium Cost, Surpassing Consoles

A Czech retailer leak suggests that the upcoming Steam Machine may be priced higher than current gaming consoles, with estimates around $814 for the 512GB model and $916 for the 2TB version, reflecting ongoing global tech price increases due to supply chain issues and RAM shortages. The actual prices from Valve might be lower, but overall, expect a premium price for the device when it launches.

Quest Outperforms Nintendo Switch 2 on Amazon and Beyond
technology3 months ago

Quest Outperforms Nintendo Switch 2 on Amazon and Beyond

Meta’s Quest 3 VR headsets are outselling Nintendo’s Switch 2 on Amazon, with Quest 3 models selling 154,000 units in the last 30 days compared to Switch 2’s 150,000, despite being released over a year earlier. The sales highlight Quest 3’s popularity, especially during the holiday season, though Meta faces challenges with user retention and profitability.

Nex Playground Outshines Xbox as Holiday Favorite
technology3 months ago

Nex Playground Outshines Xbox as Holiday Favorite

The Nex Playground, a Kinect-like gaming device, outsold Xbox Series X|S hardware in the US for November, highlighting the appeal of affordable, family-friendly gaming devices during the holiday season, despite overall low hardware sales. The device, priced at $250 but often on sale for $200, features body-tracking capabilities and a subscription service, and has even surpassed sales of major console bundles for a week.