Sony’s planned update to PSSR for PS5 Pro is set to arrive in 2026, and according to a new report by Moore’s Law Is Dead, the upgrade is far more than just a ‘0.5 upgrade, it’s huge.’
Prices for components have reached an all-time high, to the point where a full PS5 is now cheaper than 64GB of DDR5 RAM.
A noted hardware insider has claimed that the PS6 price could sit around $600, about half the cost of what they believes the new Xbox could be priced at.
A new report from a reliable hardware YouTuber, Moore’s Law Is Dead, has claimed that PS6 manufacturing is set to kick off around the middle of 2027.
The PS6 release date is reportedly targeting 2027, according to a new claim by a known insider insider. Furthermore, a separate report states the new Xbox is also due the same year.
Moore’s Law Is Dead has reported on the PS6 specs and details on the PS6 Canis Handheld. Backwards Compatibility with PS5 & PS4 and a release date of late 2027 – early 2028 are included in the report.
Mark Cerny has indicated that the PS6 is still years off despite the influx of chatter about Sony’s next-generation console.
Mark Cerny has revealed that FSR 4 is set to replace PSSR for the PS5 Pro next year.
The next-generation of Xbox hardware is going to be powered by AMD, the same chip manufacturer that is also defining the PS6 tech.
The PS6 remains unannounced by Sony, but its CEO and president has acknowledged there is ‘huge interest in our next-generation console strategy.’