At the time of writing, we are rapidly approaching the sixth anniversary of the launch of the PlayStation 5. First launched back in November 2020, the next-gen PlayStation console arrived right in the starting months of the COVID-19 pandemic, and despite being the optimal time for people to be gaming, Sony was hit with stock shortages and as always, scalpers were not far behind. As a result, many users did not get their hands on the PS5 until at least a year later.
So, it is perhaps no wonder that many of us feel as though the PlayStation 5 has hardly been utilized, especially as its mid-generation console, the PlayStation 5 Pro, launched back in November 2024. On top of that, with hardly any exclusive games under its belt, the PlayStation 5 era has had its fair share of issues, but it seems as though Sony is already ready to move on.
Rumors surrounding the launch of the PlayStation 6 have been coming thick and fast in recent months, with many insiders believing that development for the latest Sony console is already in the works. However, with the price of hardware and components rising exponentially, we...
