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Sony PlayStation’s Pulse Elevate speakers delayed, just a week before launch. World News
The Verge • 5d ago

Sony PlayStation’s Pulse Elevate speakers delayed, just a week before launch.

The Pulse Elevate speakers were supposed to launch on November 12th, but that’s not happening now. Sony posted a statement on the PlayStation blog saying a production issue is responsible, and didn’t offer a new timeline. > Update (November 6, 2026): As part of our ongoing quality testing of Pulse Elevate speakers, we have identified a production issue with the product and have made the decision to delay the launch. The additional time will allow us to ensure the product will deliver the experience we intended for our players. > We apologize for the delay and appreciate your patience and understanding. We look forward to bringing Pulse Elevate to players soon.

This custom foldable PlayStation 2 handheld is slick but still far from pocketable. Technology
The Verge • 2w ago

This custom foldable PlayStation 2 handheld is slick but still far from pocketable.

Using a flexible OLED display salvaged from a Royole FlexPai phone, a talented modder has created a folding PS2 handheld (they’ve called the PlayStation 2 Duo) by miniaturing the motherboard inside the original console, adding their own controller hardware, and wrapping it all in an custom enclosure you can 3D print yourself. [Media: https://youtu.be/Vc-boZnGRQk?si=UX3UMKAk6HiWUv8p]

Ken Kutaragi calls physical media just a ‘metaphor’ for owning games. Technology
The Verge • 2w ago

Ken Kutaragi calls physical media just a ‘metaphor’ for owning games.

The so-called “Father of the PlayStation” told VGC that while he understands why users are upset about Sony phasing out game discs, he thinks it’s the right decision. But I’m also not sure he understands what a “metaphor” is. > “I understand that physical discs have become a metaphor for ‘owning’ games. I really understand that mentality… But nobody thinks [physical media] is necessary for a networked device like a smartphone, for example, because people feel that they will keep their content. So it’s a mentality. > “I really understand [why some people are upset], but I don’t think it’s economically reasonable. Maybe it’s a mentality issue.”

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