The PS5 Pro costs £699.99. That is a lot of money for a mid-generation upgrade. Sony knows this, which is why the console launched with over 50 PS5 Pro Enhanced titles and has since grown that list to well over 100. However, of the several dozen available, only the best
The best green PS5 controllers in 2026 have yet to arrive. At least, if we’re talking about official DualSense releases by Sony. Sony is releasing the Hyperpop Remix Green DualSense on March 12, 2026. It joins the Chroma Teal that launched in January 2025 and the older Sage Green that’s
Sony never made a Ghost of Tsushima PS5 controller. Not for the original game in 2020, not for the Director’s Cut in 2021, and not for the PC port in 2024. Despite 13 million copies sold and one of the most visually iconic game franchises on PlayStation, there’s no official
Let’s not waste your time. If you’re comparing a custom PS5 controller against Sony’s DualSense Edge, the custom build offers more value per pound for most gamers. More mods, more colour options, drift-proof stick technology, and a lower total cost of ownership over the life of your PS5. But does
Customisable PS5 controllers have been around for years. Unfortunately, most of them weren’t worth it. Overpriced shells with a fresh coat of paint, a couple of remapped buttons, and the same cheap analogue sticks that’ll start drifting within six months. That’s changed. In 2026, a customisable PS5 controller isn’t just
If you’ve ever looked at your stock DualSense and thought it could use some personality, you’re not alone. Custom PS5 controllers have exploded in popularity. We’re talking about everything from subtle shell swaps to full-blown competitive modifications. But here’s the question everyone asks: should you customize your PS5 controller yourself,
Extraction shooters, perhaps more so than typical first-person shooters, punish messy inputs. Not because it’s “hardcore” for the sake of it, but because fights don’t politely wait for you to correct your aim. You get a burst of chaos, a few seconds to read the situation, and then you either
“Exclusive” gets messy these days because a lot of PlayStation’s biggest games also land on other platforms, particularly the PC, and sometimes, even the Xbox, much later on. Still, there’s a very real difference between a game that feels built around PS5 hardware and a multiplatform release that just happens
Sony is kicking off 2026 with a bang by giving subscribers one of the best PlayStation Plus games lineup in recent memory. Headlining the Extra catalog are Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth and Resident Evil: Village, two of the best games released for the PlayStation 5. Meanwhile, the Essential tier
Over 200 PS5 games now support 120 FPS gameplay, and the PS5 Pro has pushed even more titles into that buttery-smooth territory. But here’s the thing about 120 FPS support on PlayStation 5: not every game offers it, not every setup can handle it, and not every controller can keep
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