PlayStation 6 'perfect' release year praised by fans, and we back it
Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 5, Sony
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Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 5, Sony
PlayStation fans are extremely happy to hear that Sony’s follow-up to the PlayStation 5 may not be as close as we assumed, and I’m right there with them.
I think we can all agree that this current generation of consoles has felt a bit slow, at least on the games front.
Blame COVID, blame longer development times, blame whatever you want; it doesn’t change the fact that current-gen consoles simply have fewer new games than the ones before them.
That’s why a lot of people aren’t too keen to say goodbye to the PlayStation 5 quite yet, because it feels like we’ve barely scratched the surface of what it’s truly capable of (and what we paid for).
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Well, that’s why it’s good news that one well-known leaker, Detective Seeds, just revealed that they have the inside scoop on the PlayStation 6’s release date.
“According to a Playstation engineer working on the hardware side of the house; The PS6 will be announced in 2028 and release late fall/ early winter 2029”, revealed Detective Seeds on Twitter.
“Devs kits are estimated to be distributed to developers around Spring 2026 at the same time PS5 pro gets the upgrade to FSR4.”
Naturally, the folks in the comments were pretty excited to hear this.
“this sounds great, no need to rush anything”, commented user @mrpyo1.
“2029 PS6 sounds good, would prefer 2030 but it still gives the ps5 to breathe.”
“Sounds good”, replied user @mistwalker1985.
“Pandemic shortened this gen and it would feel mid if it ended in the next two years.”
This leak is also bolstered by a recent comment by PlayStation architect Mark Cerny, who revealed in an interview with Tom’s Guides that Sony’s time frame for the PS6 “is multi-year”.
Personally, I’m all for this. I think recent titles like Death Stranding 2 have really proved that the PS5 is still powerful enough to have legs for at least a few more years.
Not exactly like Sony needs to be in a rush anyway, considering their competitor Microsoft seems to be in the midst of internally exploding right now…