A new report released by the channel Moore’s Law Is Dead (MLID), a respected insider who accurately predicted details about the PlayStation 5, has brought updated information on the highly anticipated PlayStation 6 and expectations for the next generation.
According to the insider, Sony plans to launch the PS6 at the end of 2027. In case of delays, the console should not be pushed beyond early 2028, contradicting the previously expected 2029 launch estimate.
It appears that Sony expects the PlayStation 6 to run games in 4K at 120 FPS with ease, something the PlayStation 5 was unable to deliver. The report also highlights the possibility of including ray tracing with an average speed up to six times faster compared to the PS5 PRO.
However, it is important to remember that there is an ongoing global RAM shortage, which has led Sony and Microsoft to discuss possible delays considering component costs. Still, the insider assures that no postponement has been confirmed and that production remains on schedule.
So far, there are only rumors about the expected launch of the PS6. However, titles such as Gran Turismo 8, The Witcher 4, and Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet are considered future releases for the PlayStation 6 generation.