Yōtei’s Complete Edition is live on PS5. We map the $69.99 full set vs the $14.99 upgrade, free October patch extras, and Echoes vs Most Wanted for owners.
DualSense LISA Limited Edition pre-orders opened Oct 2 at $84.99 / £74.99 / €84.99 for the Oct 30 launch, but Sony delayed the U.S. Direct merchandise assortment that was supposed to start the same morning.
Sony’s Quick Spectral Super Resolution lands on standard PS5 today with patches for Marvel’s Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei. We map QSSR vs PSSR, Digital Foundry’s attributed costs, and what owners should toggle first.
Sony’s October Monthly Games land October 6. Here is the platform matrix, the September claim deadline, and the HorrorFest pack dates that sit around the same week, drawn from today’s PlayStation Blog post and matching VGC and Gematsu reports.
Santa Monica’s PS5 exclusive opens pre-orders today at $69.99 / $79.99. We map editions to the Serpent Bow customization system, spell out the Standard-plus-$10 path, and build a timeline through February 16, 2027 so you know what actually expires when.
SIE opened Sony Store PS5 Pro applications in Japan on Sep 28 with a 60-hour playtime requirement, an Oct 7 deadline, and lottery allocation if demand exceeds stock. Here is the eligibility checklist, timeline, and who is already locked out.
VideoCardz and Tom’s Hardware report that ProsperoEden, a native PS5 port of the Eden Switch emulator, already reaches playable frame rates in lighter titles while heavier Nintendo first-parties remain rough. Here is the compatibility snapshot and what it means for regular PS5 owners.
A free animated The Last of Us Welcome Hub background is already on PS5. Here’s the exact menu path, a system-update tip if it’s missing, and Naughty Dog’s Monday Sep 28 checklist.
USPTO application US20260273403A1, published September 17, outlines a PlayStation controller that can pull payment details from a nearby phone, credit card, or gift card—plus player-ID and multiplayer join flows. It is a patent, not a shipping DualSense feature.
Sony’s September 24 PlayStation Portal system software 7.1.7 changes the default charge limit to 80% for long-term battery health, with a manual override in Settings, plus PlayStation Link update reminders and stability fixes.
