PlayStation 5 Pro failed to live up to expectations, but Sony revealed plans for PlayStation 6

After the recent release of the PlayStation 5 Pro, speculation has already begun about Sony's next big console – PlayStation 6. While the PS5 Pro offers some improvements in graphics and ray tracing, its $699 price tag and objectively modest upgrades have left many gamers thinking about the next generation.

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Early indications point to a possible PS6 release in late 2026 or later, closely tied to AMD's upcoming uDNA GPU architecture. AMD plans to begin production of uDNA in the second quarter of 2026, replacing its current RDNA 4 lineup. This architecture, which unifies gaming and workstation GPUs, is expected to play a major role in the PS6, ensuring a smoother transition from one generation to the next, according to media reports.

Sony's reliance on AMD's achievements ensures backward compatibility and avoids major changes to hardware ecosystems. In addition to GPU improvements, the PS6 will most likely be equipped with modern processors based on AMD's Zen 4 or Zen 5 architectures.