Friday, October 23, 2020 at 3:09PM 
Source: PlateStation
The Sony PlayStation 5 isn't here yet, but there are already customization options being sold online. A company called PlateStation is offering third-party coloured plates to give Sony's next-gen console new skin. However, the company isn't associated with Sony or the PlayStation brand in any way.
Sunday, September 20, 2020 at 7:36AM 
Source: Taiwan's NCC
We know from Sony's dimensions that the PlayStation 5 isn't going to be a small console. But new photos from Taiwan's National Communications Commission (NCC) reminds us just how big the console will be. The PS5 measures 15.4 inches lengthwise (or heightwise), 10.2 inches deep, and 4.1 inches thick. These measurements Sony shared doesn't even include the stand or its "largest projection."
It will be larger than the Xbox Series X and bigger than the big consoles like the original PS3, the first Xbox, and the Xbox One. So, you better prepare space for it if you don't have a place to put it yet.
Thursday, September 17, 2020 at 8:11AM
The latest installment of the Final Fantasy series will be a Sony PlayStation 5 exclusive. And Square Enix showed off the first trailer for Final Fantasy XVI during the PlayStation 5 showcase. It showed both battle and cutscenes from the action RPG dropping in 2021. Square Enix didn't reveal much outside of the trailer except for adding the line, "The legacy of the crystals has shaped our history for long enough…" in the trailer's description.
Source: The Verge
Thursday, September 17, 2020 at 3:55AM
Sony didn't launch a streaming service alongside the new PlayStation 5. Instead, it's bringing some classic PlayStation 4 games to the PS5, at least for PlayStation Plus subscribers. You will receive over 15 of both Sony's games and third-party titles. We'll share the full list under the cut.
The games can be downloaded and played directly. The collection will be available when the PS5 launches on November 12. It isn't known if the Play Plus Collection will be available for a limited time or change over time. But it is Sony's answer to the Xbox Game Pass, which gained access to free EA Play membership recently. If you missed many of these titles, this offer is an excellent way to get them at one go.
