Everything we’ve heard about Sony’s next-gen console, the PlayStation 6, points to a $1,000+ price tag. Now, a new leak on October 16, 2026, adds to those concerns, as prominent hardware leaker...
As depressing as next-gen news can get, especially with memory shortages and whatnot, rest assured: They can only get worse. Insider Kepler_L2, who recently claimed the PS6 was taped out for 40...
It’s no secret that the ongoing AI-driven RAM crisis has pushed component prices to extraordinarily unpleasant highs, and that’s made everything from graphics cards to new smartphones more...
Rising memory costs linked to AI data center demand could push Sony’s PS6 price higher, raising concerns about affordability.
Sony could be handing Xbox an easy next-gen victory.
The PS6's memory and storage reportedly cost more than $680 between them. Read more
Hardware prices are, as we all know, skyrocketing, and despite hopes earlier this year that the AI craze was slowing down, we’re still seeing RAM and storage reach costs not seen since those two...
The speculated price tags on the next generation of consoles already have fans sweating as the AI-driven crunch shows no end in sight
Despite current market conditions that make it very challenging to launch a new gaming system, as we have seen with Valve's Steam Machine, Sony is reportedly still targeting a late 2027 release...
The memory crunch looks like it is hitting the PlayStation 6 harder than expected. Hardware leaker KeplerL2 claims on NeoGAF that the RAM and NAND flash storage in Sony's next console alone cost...
And it could get worse yet
First reported:
First saved on ClustZ:
Coverage updated:
We use cookies to improve your experience and analyze site traffic. By clicking "Accept", you agree to our use of cookies. See our Privacy Policy.