News & Reviews:   Playstation 5

Back in October, GSC Malaysia pulled off a new stunt by introducing Big Screen Gaming. This is specially promoted for gamers who have either PlayStation 4 or Nintendo Switch to come and rent a cinema hall to play their video games. Now with the release of the PS5 today, GSC posted another promotion for the PS5 owners to come and play.

Finally, after a month of announcing the Sony PlayStation 5 availability in Malaysia, the next-gen gaming console will officially launch tomorrow as advertised. The PS5 proved to be popular as pre-order units got sold out very quickly and Sony Malaysia would like to remind everyone that there won't be any units available for in-store purchase.

While Malaysian gamers are still waiting for the PlayStation 5 arrival on 11 December 2020, we just came across a piece of funny news of a Taiwanese man who owned one before. The news travelled all across the Southeast Asia region a week ago after this young man shared his story on his Facebook account.

Sony's next-gen PlayStation 5 (PS5) console went up on pre-orders yesterday (and quickly sold out, yikes!), so many of us look forward to 4K gaming now. But if your main display is a 1440p monitor, you'll end up having to game in 1080p. Fortunately, MSI has a solution for its monitors.

As Malaysians continue to wait for the official PlashSpeed PlayStation 5 by Sony Malaysia (or is it PlayStation Asia?), the first wave is waiting eagerly to get their hands on the next gaming console on 12 November (or 19 November, depending on your location). However, the company just made their announcement that the PS5 won't be appearing in selected stores at all.

The next-gen Sony PlayStation 5 is something that many are looking forward. Not only is the console going to have incredible performance, but we're also looking at a wealth of new features and a fancy new controller. But the DualSense isn't just about providing new features and is allegedly going to have a larger battery than the DualShock 4.

As the next generation of video game console war shapes up, industry experts and analysts are already discussing how the new consoles would perform. Both consoles have their advantages, but it seems some people expect Sony to do better. Specifically, a recent forecast suggests that the Sony PlayStation 5 (PS5) will sell more units.

With the Sony PlayStation 5 (PS5) launching this year, many have wonder if we can reuse our PS4 controllers or accessories on the PS5. Well, Sony has answered some of these questions way ahead of the launch so we can start planning. The good news is - most of your PS4 peripherals and accessories will work on the PS5.

If you're a console gamer, you're probably looking forward to the launch of the Sony PS5 and Microsoft Xbox Series X later this year. They're not out yet, but Sony may already be looking to build an improved version of its next-gen console. Sources indicate that the company may already be working on the PS5 Pro.

We still have a long way to go until Sony releases the anticipated PlayStation 5 gaming console at the end of the year. With that in mind, Sony just announced a bunch of BRAVIA TVs that are "Ready for PlayStation 5" so perhaps there are some you can consider.