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  Sony Rolls Out Limited-Time PS5 Themes Based on Older PlayStation Consoles to Mark 30th Anniversary

  The PlayStation 5 has had a slick and functioning user interface but has offered little in terms of customisation options until this year. The PlayStation parent rolled out a system update that let users personalise the PS5 home screen. Now, Sony is pushed a new PS5 feature update that brings distinct theme and sound customisation options that cele...

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  A Round Up Of How Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Vikram, Aditi Rao Hydari And Others Lit Up Ponniyin Selvan 2 Screening

  The Mani Ratnam film has been making all the right noises, ever since its release in theatres on Friday, April 28

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  PlayStation Plus vs Xbox Game Pass: Price, Games, Benefits, and the Rest Compared

  PlayStation Plus vs Xbox Game Pass: new PS Plus Extra, Deluxe, and Essential plans pitted against Xbox Live Gold, Game Pass, and Game Pass Ultimate. We dive into PS Plus vs Game Pass price in India, Extra/Deluxe games and Game Pass titles, and the various benefits that Sony and Microsoft’s video game subscriptions offer — be it EA Play, Ubisoft...

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  PlayStation Plus Deluxe vs Extra vs Essential: What’s Best in India?

  PS Plus Deluxe, Extra, and Essential launch June 23 in India. We dive into Sony’s new PlayStation game subscription offering, touch upon India pricing — for monthly, quarterly, and annual PS Plus plans — compare benefits of Deluxe vs Extra vs Essential, and help you decide how to pick between one of the three new PS Plus tiers.

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  PlayStation Plus: India Pricing Revealed for PS Plus Deluxe, Extra, and Essential

  PlayStation Plus Deluxe costs Rs. 849 per month, Rs. 2,299 for three months, and Rs. 5,749 annually in India. PlayStation Plus Extra will cost Rs. 749 per month, Rs. 1,999 for three months, and Rs. 4,999 annually. PlayStation Plus Essential remains at the current PS Plus pricing: Rs. 499 a month, Rs. 1,199 quarterly, and Rs. 2,999 a year.

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  PlayStation Plus to Relaunch in June With Over 700 Games, 3-Tier Subscription Model

  PlayStation Plus will relaunch in June with a new three-tier subscription model. It is said to feature up to 740 games at launch.

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  PlayStation 5: Price, Release Date, DualSense Controller, Games, Specs, and More

  PS5 price in India, PS5 release launch date, PS5 pre-order, PS5 DualSense controller, PS5 games, PS5 specs, PS5 backward compatibility, PS5 vs Xbox Series X vs PS4, PS5 Digital Edition price in India — all you need to know about the next-gen of Sony’s PlayStation.

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  PS5 Could Ship With Backwards Compatibility Support, Sony Patent Hints

  The PS5 could possibly work with PS4, PS3, PS2, and PS1 games.

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  PlayStation Now Update Brings PS2 and PS4 Game Downloads to PS4

  Sony has finally announced that its game streaming service PlayStation Now (PS Now) will finally support PS2 and PS4 game downloads on PS4.

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  Sony Japan Will No Longer Repair the PS2

  Sony will no longer repair the PlayStation 2 in its home country of Japan, according to a new report, bringing the curtain down on the console's 18-year life span.

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  Onimusha: Warlords Remaster Announced for PC, PS4, Switch, Xbox One

  Capcom has announced a high-definition remastered version of PS2 classic Onimusha: Warlords, the 17-year-old game that was the first entry in the action-adventure series out of Japan. It will release on PC, Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox One on January 15, 2019 at $20.

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  Sony on Backwards Compatibility for PS4: ‘Why Would Anyone Play This?’

  If you were holding off on a PS4 until Sony announces that you can play your PS3 or PS2 or even PS1 games on it, think again.

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  5 Great Music Games That Are Not Rock Band or Guitar Hero

  There's so much more to the genre in terms of gameplay, story, and of course a setlist. Here are five alternatives to the usual fare that you should play.

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  Sony Explains Why PS2 Games on the PS4 Are So Expensive

  Shuhei Yoshida, President of Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios, has explained why prices are on the steep side.

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  You Can Now Tell Sony What PS2 Games You Want for the PS4

  Reeling in Microsoft's wake, Sony is trying to improve on backwards compatibility.