Sony is testing a new PlayStation Store layout on the PS5 that uses significantly larger image thumbnails, in addition to adopting some other novelties. Assuming these changes eventually roll out to all PS5 users, which has yet to be officially confirmed, the overall redesign would mark the largest PS Store rework in over half a decade.
November 2026 will mark the 20th anniversary of Sony launching the PlayStation Store. Excluding smaller revisions, Sony’s digital marketplace has seen three major redesigns over the years, with large-scale UI overhauls often arriving near the start of a new PlayStation console generation. The most substantial of those changes came in 2008, 2012, and 2020.
Sony looks to be testing different prices for games found on the PlayStation Store, including AAA titles like Red Dead Redemption 2.
Sony may now be preparing another major redesign, with a new PlayStation Store interface reportedly being tested with some PlayStation Beta users. The first glimpse of the updated UI surfaced on April 11, when X user Gaming_bo3gg posted a screenshot of the storefront's Browse tab. Unlike the current layout, which drops users into a dense "All Games" grid designed for quick scanning, the latest...
