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.
A reliable hardware insider has claimed that the PS6 is not going to fully utilise RDNA 5 GPU architecture.
A new patent filed by Sony has revealed technology that would see players call on AI to help them when they’re stuck on a game, with features including ‘Guide Mode’ and ‘Complete Mode.’
Fresh rumours about the PS6 Canis Handheld have surfaced via Moore’s Law Is Dead, who brings more evidence that Sony is prepping the device via the PS5 Power Saver Mode.
Sony is quietly preparing for the launch of the rumoured PS6 handheld by pushing developers to use the PS5 Low Power Mode, according to a developer speaking to Moore’s Law Is Dead.
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.
Sony and AMD’s Project Amethyst continues to evolve with the addition of Universal Compression, a new tech that is set to be implemented in PS6 and frees up huge amounts of GPU processing bandwidth.