PlayStation 6 Leak Suggests (Much) Later-Than-Expected Release — The PS5 Era Continues

Before the PS6 arrives, it's time to unlock the true potential of the PS5.
Published 22 July, 2025

The PlayStation 6 is already making waves, but don’t worry—according to the latest rumors, the PS5 still has plenty of life left in it!

For some time now, the PlayStation 6 has been a hot topic in the gaming world. However, if recent reports are to be believed, Sony’s next console won’t be hitting shelves for several more years. Rather than discouraging fans, this anticipation is breathing new life into the PS5—especially with a Pro version poised for a major tech boost.

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No release before 2029?

While a former PlayStation executive hinted at a 2028 launch for the PlayStation 6, a new report casts doubt on that timeline. Well-known insider Detective Seeds suggests a much later release, confidently stating that Sony’s next-generation console will not arrive before 2029.

According to him, Sony is looking to fully capitalize on its current-gen console through the PS5 Pro, expected to receive a major upgrade in 2026, effectively extending the lifespan of this generation.

The PS5 Pro to the rescue

The PS5 Pro upgrade is at the heart of Sony’s long-term strategy. Its goal? To deliver a dramatic leap in performance, primarily through the integration of FSR 4 (FidelityFX Super Resolution), recently revealed by Mark Cerny, the console’s lead architect. This cutting-edge technology promises major improvements in graphics and upscaling, going far beyond the current PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR):

There are also rumors that Sony is working closely with AMD to push the technical boundaries of the PS6 even further. Detective Seeds claims that the engineers behind the next-gen console are targeting 2029 to fully benefit from this strategic partnership. A delay he believes is justified in the pursuit of a truly revolutionary console—one that could redefine gaming as we know it.

Bright future ahead for the PS5

For gamers, this extended PS5 lifecycle is far from bad news. In fact, it opens the door to more exclusives, better-optimized updates, and richer experiences on a console whose potential continues to grow. Developers will have more time to truly harness the platform’s power, and fans can keep diving into spectacular worlds without worrying about upgrading just yet.

While we wait for Sony to make things official, one thing is clear: the PS5 isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Backed by a Pro model packed with cutting-edge tech, it’s more relevant than ever—and ready to dominate the gaming scene until 2029 and beyond.

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Alexandre Kor fell in love with video games playing the original Mario Bros on NES—and that passion never left. As Editor-in-Chief, he ensures the site’s editorial quality, offering all readers an enriching and enjoyable experience.

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