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Sony considering delaying PS6 to 2028 or 2029, some analysts think, according to Embracer Group - 1781886619
Somehow, it's been almost six years since the PS5 launched, and Sony has still said very, very little about the console's successor, presumably to be called the PS6. Release date rumors have been circling for months now, with the most optimistic guesses saying late 2027 and the most cynical predicting 2028 or 2029, or even into the 2030s. With the ongoing memory crisis keeping RAM prices significantly elevated, not to mention other economic variables making gaming consoles in particular expensive to make, hardware manufacturers across the board are facing a dilemma: stick to the regular console release cycle of six to seven years and force buyers to deal with exorbitant prices, or delay everything until things inevitably level out. According to Embracer Group's latest annual financial report (via Resetera) Sony is considering moving the PS6's debut to 2028 or 2029 due to AI-driven price increases and tariff-related volatility in the US. "Both factors could potentially have a negative impact on console retail prices, which would, in turn, hamper market growth," reads Embracer's report. "In the longer term, higher RAM costs could also cause operational delays to the launch of future consoles. "In fact some analysts believe that Sony is now considering pushing back the debut of its next PlayStation console from 2027 to 2028 or even 2029." This is certainly a reasonable estimation given, well, *gestures broadly*, but I do have to wonder if these "analysts" Embracer is citing are actually just the sources at Bloomberg who claimed the same thing back in February. It's very possible that a publisher of Embracer's size has its own inside knowledge, but the fact that they're attributing that knowledge to "some analysts" gives me pause. If they are just going off Bloomberg's reporting, it's worth noting that the publication also correctly predicted Nintendo's Switch 2 price hike from May, lending further credibility. Either way, that reporting and Embracer's apparent analyst pals both stop short of saying the PS6 has already been delayed internally, so it's too soon to count 2027 out now.
Silent Hill: Townfall - Gameplay Trailer - 1789091265
Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look - 1788978916
DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Last Round - Minato Gameplay Reveal Trailer - 1788978294
Introducing Dead or Alive 6 Last Round’s new fighter, Minato - 1788976495

Details on the new fighter’s combat style and backstory ahead of tomorrow’s roster debut.

When we launched Dead or Alive 6 Last Round back in June, we promised that the game’s launch was just the beginning. Tomorrow, the next evolution of the title begins as we introduce the highly anticipated new character, Minato, into the mix. We can’t wait to see what everyone thinks of the new character once they get the chance to play as her, but first, let me give a quick introduction on who Minato is and what she’s all about.
Who is Minato?
Minato is a seemingly ordinary female student attending school in Tokyo. She’s a cheerful and outgoing girl who could be found anywhere, yet there’s an air of otherworldliness about her. While it’s known that she lives on her own away from her parents, much of her private life remains a mystery, and although she’s well-liked by her friends, they also view her as a mysterious person.
That said, Minato occasionally displays astonishing physical abilities. She began dancing as a casual hobby, with the simple goal of making both dancers and spectators feel cheerful and positive. She then went on to make her debut at a world-class dance competition and won first place on her very first try, earning her the nickname Tokyo JK.
Around that time, Minato began disappearing somewhere in a hurry after school and on weekends. She claims it’s part-time work, but the true nature of her activities remains unclear. Occasionally, she is seen chatting amiably on her smartphone with someone named NiCO.
Meanwhile, M.I.S.T.’s cyberneticist NiCO has just hired a part-time worker (who goes by a strange codename) for a certain experiment. The experiment seems to be progressing smoothly for the most part, but she cannot understand why this part-timer calls NiCO her best friend, worries about her, and acts so close toward her.
To this day, Minato’s true identity and real purpose remain shrouded in mystery.
Minato’s fighting style
Behind Minato’s gentle appearance lies extraordinary physical ability. Having already won a world-class dance competition, she applies her sense of rhythm, athleticism, and empathy to combat as well.
Minato uses a contact lens-type device currently under development by NiCO that converts the movements of other fighters into signals her body can physically replicate, allowing her to freely master the techniques used by DOA tournament participants.
As a dance enthusiast, she favors flashy, visually striking moves and fights with the same joy as if she were dancing. With a wide range of attacks, including vertical and horizontal spins, she is a character that’s easy for beginners to use.
One of her signature moves is the Minato Shuffle. This is a unique dance step that can be performed directly from specific attacks. From this dance, she can unleash multiple powerful follow-up attacks.
Follow-up attacks from the Minato Shuffle are technical and require the player’s creativity, making her a character that offers a satisfying challenge even for advanced players.
Minato’s backstory
To make her approachable even for those new to the Dead or Alive series, we focused on creating a positive and relatable character image without being overly fixated on typical fighting game tropes or Dead or Alive specific elements.
Dead or Alive features an expansive narrative filled with various factions and the distinctive characters that belong to them. To ensure that Minato can move freely and vibrantly, we’ve positioned her as a mysterious figure who belongs to no specific faction — revealing only that she is NiCO’s friend.
We chose a Japanese student as the visual concept because we believed it could embody an image that is free, approachable, and positive — one without pretense or political maneuvering—and that conveys a sense of the future and growth. Above all, we determined it was the most suitable motif for expressing both cute and beautiful — elements that Team Ninja excels at — in perfect harmony.
We hope you’ll enjoy this game through Minato, the newest addition to the DOA world…but not the last!
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PS6 to ditch major feature from past PlayStation consoles - 1781874475
We might be over a year out from getting the PlayStation 6 in our hands, but rumours are already starting to circulate that Sony might be ditching a major feature that gamers have appreciated in their consoles for the last three decades. According to a report from Insider Gaming, the PlayStation 6 might omit the disc drive that physical media lovers have come to rely on since the PlayStation 1. Instead, gamers will be forced to purchase a separate, detachable disc drive that plugs in via one of the console's ports. This isn't too dissimilar from how some PlayStation 5 consoles are forced to work today. Sony started the PS5 generation with two SKUs of the console, one with a disc drive and another without. However, those with the Digital Edition - the later PS5 Pro, which also omits a disc drive - can opt to purchase a separate disc drive to play their physical media. However, manufacturing two different versions of the console is thought to have been costly for Sony, which is why it could potentially only offer one variant of the PlayStation 6 with the disc drive an optional upgrade. While this likely won't bother a large chunk of the PlayStation audience who purchase most of their games digitally anyway, it's a bad sign for the physical market and brick and mortar retailers. Earlier this year saw the likes of GAME eviscerated from the UK highstreet, and the decline is likely to only worsen if Sony phases out physical media compatibility with the default configuration of the PS6.




