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    Sony is offering US gamers up to $400 for their used PlayStation 5. Here's why you should think twice before trading it in

    Sony is partnering with Back Market to offer up to $400 for trading in used PlayStation 5 consoles. Gamers can obtain cash based on the console's condition, model, and accessories included with it. This trade-in program, running until December 31, 2026, is focused on existing players rather than attracting new buyers. With the upcoming release of GTA 6, demand for consoles is expected to increase significantly.

    From a Mumbai pavement to India’s esports league table : Santanu Basu's journey

    In 2007, Santanu Basu embarked on his esports journey, conquering the World Cyber Games. Over the years, he has proudly represented India in numerous FIFA tournaments. To support budding talents, he established the Indian Super Gaming League. Through LetsGameNow, he envisions a thriving gaming ecosystem that blends entertainment, commerce, and community, ultimately cultivating a robust foundation for aspiring esports champions on a global scale.

    In 2019, Kentucky entrepreneur Caleb Ashton started flipping games with $500; 7 years later, his business hit $4 million

    With just a $500 investment, Caleb Ashton launched QuickFlips in 2024, embracing the world of reselling. Specializing in video games, consoles, and Pokémon cards, the business flourished, boasting $4 million in revenue by 2026 and over $5 million paid to customers.

    Hideo Kojima’s ‘Physint’ moves from PlayStation to Xbox after Sony cancels action-espionage project

    Hideo Kojima's anticipated action-espionage game 'Physint' has officially shifted to Xbox for publishing, following the cancellation of its collaboration with PlayStation. This transition not only allows Xbox to publish 'Physint' but also opens avenues for joint ventures in film and television, enhancing the partnership between Xbox and Kojima Productions. Development of this groundbreaking title is actively progressing.

    Sony stands by disc-free gaming plan despite fan backlash

    Sony will stop producing physical game discs for new PlayStation titles. This transition to digital-only releases begins in January 2028. The company cited changing consumer habits and the progress of digitalization. Sony acknowledged gamer concerns about ownership and preservation of physical media. They are working with retailers for a mutually beneficial transition.

    GTA VI launch offers Sony boost amid chip cost pressures

    Sony anticipates significant gains from the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI release. However, rising memory chip prices present a considerable challenge for the company. The highly anticipated game will launch exclusively on PlayStation 5 consoles. This launch aims to boost PS5 hardware and software sales this year. Sony may adjust production volumes next year due to ongoing memory costs.

    The Economic Times
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