Rumour – PS6 Will Be Backwards Compatible With PS5, PS4 Games
A hardware leaker has revealed that PS6 will be backwards compatible with PS5 and PS4 games, although Sony is still keeping mum on its next-generation console plans.
A hardware leaker has revealed that PS6 will be backwards compatible with PS5 and PS4 games, although Sony is still keeping mum on its next-generation console plans.
Chatter about a PS6 lite model has been shot down by a noted hardware insider, who suggested such a version would be a ‘nightmare for devs.’ PS6 is heavily rumoured to launch alongside a handheld dubbed Canis.
The PS6 handheld device that is rumoured to launch alongside Sony’s next-gen system will reportedly be more powerful than Xbox Series S in terms of GPU.
The topic of the PS6 and Xbox Project Helix price has been heating up lately, and now, industry analysts have suggested a $999 price tag for new systems is a possibility.
Hardware insider KeplerL2 has stated that he believes a possible $699 PS6 is likely to include 1TB SSD and no disc drive.
A noted hardware insider has said that a $699 price for the PS6 is “still possible” for Sony, as speculation continues to mount on the cost of next-gen hardware.
Mark Cerny has revealed that a form of FSR Frame Generation will be coming to PlayStation in the future, which is almost certainly going to be PS6.
The CEO of Take-Two doesn’t believe that the PS6 and Project Helix will be delayed due to ongoing issues with the pricing and availability of components.
Speculation about the PS6 release window has been doing the rounds lately, but hardware insider Moore’s Law Is Dead believes Sony’s new system will still come out in late 2027/early 2028.
The PS6 release window could be pushed to 2028 or even 2029, according to a new report on Bloomberg.