Strontium Dog: The Killing

Hulu’s 2025 revival of King of the Hill delivers a profound and relatable Season 15, expertly weaving in callbacks while answering long-held questions from the 16-year hiatus.

To kick off July, Sony made the surprising announcement that it plans to end support of physical discs for PlayStation games at the beginning of 2028. In the week since that news, Sony kept quiet on social media. Now, Sony has attempted to start a new conversation with gamers, but it's not going well so far. In the message seen below, Sony touts the FlexStrike wireless fight stick. Under normal circumstances, this product could have been positively received on its own terms. Unfortunately for the team behind controller, their announcement has been met by lingering anger and resentment from fan

Sony's best first-party studio hasn't published a new game for almost a decade, and that's a problem.

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Sony's announcement that it will stop releasing games on discs beginning in 2028 will have implications for the PlayStation 6, according to one industry expert. Piers Harding-Rolls of Ampere Analysis said the decision to stop having PlayStation's first-party games, along with titles from third-parties, printed on discs, "pretty much guarantees that PS6 won't arrive until 2028 at the soonest." He said this in an interview with Game File, in which he also predicted that "the base version of a PS6 will not include a physical media drive." No more discs for PlayStation games, starting in 2028. Son