While we don't know when or how the PlayStation 6 will appear, it is almost a certainty that it will. Rumors are already churning about it, so let's dive in.

Sony has decided to stick with AMD for the chipset powering its next batch of hardware, a detail first reported back in September 2024. Both companies also announced a partnership earlier this year ...

A PS5 update has given credence to a rumour around a PS6 handheld, as Sony rolls out greater flexibility for the DualSense controller. The prospect of the PlayStation 6 being released in the next ...

The PS6 handheld rumors detail specs that should beat out the ROG Xbox Ally X and a USB-C port that could offer video out capabilities. According to the leak, the PS6 handheld could have a price ...

The PS6 could utilize 24GB of RAM, according to our friends at Digital Foundry (via Wccftech). That’s speculation on their part, given how Sony hasn’t officially announced the PS5 ’s successor.

The PS6 may not be as far away as you might think, according to a new report. Console generations have gotten weirder and weirder as time has gone on. While it was widely accepted for a long time ...

The following are the rumored specs for the upcoming PS6 and Xbox “Magnus” consoles, with the reported CPU, GPU, GPU clock speed, RAM, and Power systems listed alongside rumored Performance ...

According to them, the PS6’s power is comparable to AMD Radeon RX 9070XT whereas next-gen Xbox’s power will be comparable to NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5080.

PS6 rumor: Intel reportedly rejected for the next-gen console — here's why Sony doesn't want to risk losing backward compatibility.

So if the PS6 is digital only. I'll stick with my PS5 Pro and see what PS6 Pro has to offer. I'm interested in the handheld. To natively play through extra/premium subscription games and remote play.