Sony2020 – present
PlayStation 5
Instant loads, haptics with teeth, and the biggest exclusives in the business.
~ dusting off the machines ~
Pick a machine and find its best games ranked — then cut the shelf by genre, era and exclusives until it’s exactly your kind of night.
Instant loads, haptics with teeth, and the biggest exclusives in the business.
Microsoft's twin towers — Quick Resume, Game Pass, and a very green power button.
The encore to the best-selling hybrid ever — same magic trick, more horsepower.
A console you can pull off the TV mid-race. Zelda in your backpack.
The oldest platform and the newest — every genre was born here, most still live here.
The desk by the window — Myst was born here, Apple Silicon brought the ports back.
The tinkerer's tower — native builds, Proton, and a penguin on the case.
A hundred and seventeen million living rooms — Bloodborne, The Last of Us, God of War.
The do-everything box that found its groove late — and learned to play a decade of Xbox.
The odd duck with a screen in the controller — and a first-party shelf that aged beautifully.
The console in a billion pockets — Monument Valley to full-fat ports.
The open pocket arcade — ports, gachas, and everything sideloaded.
Glasses-free 3D and a hinge full of charm — StreetPass forever.
Two screens, one stylus, 154 million owners — the best-selling handheld ever.
Sony's beautiful orphan — an OLED jewel the indies kept alive.
A PlayStation 2 in your pocket, in 2004. Still looks impossible.
The 32-bit sprite renaissance, lit by the glow of an SP.
The Cell-chip beast that came from behind — Uncharted, Journey, Demon's Souls.
Achievement unlocked: the 2000s — Gears, Mass Effect, golden-age couch Halo.
Grandma played tennis. A hundred million wrist straps later, motion won.
The best-selling console ever built — a DVD player that ran Shadow of the Colossus.
The purple lunchbox — Melee, Metroid Prime, and a handle it never needed.
The Duke controller, LAN parties, and the night Halo changed shooters.
The gray box that made 3D mainstream — Final Fantasy VII shipped on four discs.
Three-pronged controllers and four-player GoldenEye — the analog stick started here.
Sixteen bits of Mode 7 — Chrono Trigger, Link to the Past, the golden cartridge age.
The machine that un-crashed an industry — it's dangerous to go alone.