All articles tagged with #console design
Originally Published 2 months ago — by TechPowerUp
Microsoft's Xbox head Phil Spencer confirmed that the upcoming next-gen Xbox will feature an in-house design, with no first-party Xbox-branded handheld consoles expected until at least 2027, although other hardware like the ASUS ROG Ally may still be launched before then.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Push Square
Sony's upcoming PS6 is rumored to feature a detachable disc drive and a simpler, lighter design to reduce costs and make the console more affordable, with options for digital-only or bundled versions, aiming to replicate the success of previous PlayStation models while managing economic challenges.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Video Games Chronicle
Sony is releasing special Ghost of Yotei-themed PS5 consoles, controllers, and bundles inspired by Japanese art forms like kintsugi and Sumi-e, available globally on October 2, alongside the game, with exclusive and limited edition options for collectors and fans.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Gizmodo
The article argues that Xbox is at a crossroads, with its hardware and brand identity needing a radical rethink to stay relevant. It criticizes the current console designs, suggests Xbox should embrace more innovative and daring hardware experiments, and emphasizes the importance of creating unique, experiential games to differentiate itself from competitors like Sony and Nintendo. The author urges Microsoft to take risks and get 'weirder' to avoid becoming irrelevant in the gaming industry.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by GAMINGbible
Leaked images suggest Xbox is collaborating with Meta to create a limited-edition Meta Quest 3S Xbox Edition, sparking mixed reactions among fans. The collaboration may also hint at future VR support for Xbox games, though details remain uncertain. The leak comes amid Xbox's broader hardware expansion efforts, including a new handheld PC, the ROG Xbox Ally.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Insider Gaming
Dbrand, known for its tech accessories, has seemingly leaked the design of the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 by showcasing a case for the console on its website. The animation on the page reveals a console with curved joy-cons and additional buttons, aligning with previous leaks. Dbrand's CEO confirmed the design's authenticity, but the company has refrained from answering further questions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by GAMINGbible
A leaked design for the Nintendo Switch 2 has surfaced on Reddit, sparking disappointment among fans due to its similarity to the current Switch OLED model. Critics on the platform have pointed out issues with ergonomics and USB placement, hoping the design is an early concept. Some users suggest that the final design might incorporate more significant changes, such as a thicker build for better battery life and unique features to distinguish it from previous models. Fans are eager for a more innovative design to avoid past marketing pitfalls like those with the Wii U.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Insider Gaming
A YouTube tech channel called Not From Concentrate (NFC) has showcased a custom-built PlayStation 5 Tiny, which is the smallest PlayStation console ever made. Using a 3D printer and technical expertise, NFC constructed the PS5 Tiny with many original parts, although some components were replaced. The console features a slim and sleek design, a built-in charging dock for controllers, and unique custom features like cooling control systems.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Pure Xbox
Xbox has partnered with Warner Bros. on the upcoming Barbie film and is giving away a custom Xbox Series S designed after Barbie's Dreamhouse, along with free content for Forza Horizon 5. The console features multiple controller faceplates and will be available to win via "Xbox and Microsoft Rewards" beginning July 10th. Xbox is also holding an international sweepstakes for ten Barbie dolls outfitted with Xbox gear and accessories. The Forza Horizon 5 content is available to everyone, and the movie launches worldwide on July 19th.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Pure Xbox
Xbox has partnered with Porsche to create six custom themed consoles to celebrate the car manufacturer's 75th anniversary. The consoles will be released via a sweepstakes competition, with 75 systems up for grabs. The first design revealed has a white base color, hinting at what a white Xbox Series X console would look like. The other five designs will be revealed at a later date. Fans are hoping this leads to Microsoft creating a white Xbox Series X for purchase.