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This year is shaping up to be an absolute monster for games. We’re in for some new franchises, new entries in long-dormant series, remakes of classics, and to cap it off, brand new consoles for Christmas. Here are our most anticipated games of 2020.

Another day, another premium concept car without a lot to distinguish itself from the rest of the field ... except for its badge. Sony? The Japanese electronics giant is stepping up to stake out some territory for itself in the new age of automotive.

When playing video games most of your fingers are just lazing around on the back, so why not make them pull their weight? That seems to be the rationale behind the DualShock 4 Back Button Attachment that Sony has just announced for the PlayStation 4.

From the hardware improvements to the performance boosts these will permit, let's dive into what we know about Sony's forthcoming Playstation 5.

Sony has finally announced its next-generation games console – and surprising absolutely no one, it’s called the PlayStation 5. It launches next year.

Sony's a9 absolutely knocked our socks off in 2017. Now comes the a9 II, which adds critical features like voice tagging and improved weatherproofing for professional shooters.

A group of games companies including Microsoft and Sony has banded together with the United Nations to work towards reducing the industry’s footprint.

Sony has launched the PXW-FX9 XDCAM camera at this year's International Broadcasting convention in Amsterdam.

Sony has launched the SA-Z1 powered near-field speakers, and says that users will feel as though they'll be able to reach out and touch the sound.

Sony's latest smartphone is the Xperia 5, the successor to the Xperia 1, has been announced at the IFA 2019 tech show in Berlin.

Sony has taken the wraps off of two new Alpha series mirrorless APS-C cameras: the Alpha 6600 and Alpha 6100.

Sony and Yamaha Motor have joined forces to create a self-driving people mover named the SC-1, which will roll out in Japan later this year.