
PlayStation 5 hacked on the latest firmware
Homebrew developer Gezine has managed to bypass some of the PlayStation 5’s security mechanisms on the current firmware version, 14.10.

Homebrew developer Gezine has managed to bypass some of the PlayStation 5’s security mechanisms on the current firmware version, 14.10.

According to insider KeplerL2, the cost of RAM and the SSD for the upcoming PlayStation 6 already exceeds $680.

A custom PlayStation 5 Pro has successfully operated for a year inside a regular cardboard box.

The Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR) technology brings some of the PSSR capabilities from the PS5 Pro to the base console and has already appeared in the games Marvel’s Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei.

Sony released firmware 26.06-14.00.00 for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro.

Digital Foundry conducted a technical analysis of the 26-minute demonstration of Grand Theft Auto VI.