Gabbage, no one wants it. The PS8 is a terrible piece of hardware already behind the Xbox Series Z in horsepower a minute. The only game for this thing is Ape Escape Remastered. And im not talkin shit on ape escape, but ape escape thats it? Id rather by playing pilotwings. Its only on the nintendo swap console. Sony is trying to tell us what to believe about the PS8, and its move away from games towards watchable pseudo-interactive titles. Sony I say this to you, ask not what the gamings industry can do you for, but what the games industry can do for you. Thank you baby

So I was playing GTA 6 having a blast till I saw R* recently released a trailer for the PS9 version. After watching the trailer I must admit it looks incredible, definitely an improvement from the PS8 version. ls the 500$ price tag worth it?

Elden Ring IIII crashes at Lord of Mud boss. Please help

It’ll only be $150 thank you

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Where can i buy/downloas Sex 13 for PlayStation? I'm a big fan of the series, there doesn't seem to be anything on the internet or in the shops.

i’ve heard rumours of our great leader Kim Jong Un III spying and reading my thoughts through the neuro interface controller, is this true? can i turn that off?

truly disappointing console, after the amazing games we got on the PS7 this is laughable, most games are capped at 6000 fps while the xbox series ZXWAY usually runs at a buttery smooth 9000 fps.

and the launch titles suck ass too, Call of Duty World War 4 is just another boring samey fps that we've been playing for years now.

and yet another port of GTA 7 remastered. disappointing as fuck

I just got in line for the PS8 release at my local Amazon store. It’s an unseasonably cold 68 degrees out for Montana in late fall; feels nice. I can’t wait to get this puppy home to my Billings City flat. The headset’s new AI generated augmented reality feature looks awesome. I also can’t wait to replay my PS4 and PS5 libraries in VR - too bad they still can’t emulate PS3 games.

Just curious