The PS1's Iconic Boot-Up Is Now Waiting For You On Your PS5
This morning, PS5 owners booted up their consoles and (assuming they had auto-updates turned on) were greeted with a surprise: The original and iconic PlayStation 1 console boot-up logos and music. It’s all part of Sony’s ongoing 30 years of PlayStation celebration. And there’s more beyond the PS1 intro, though sadly, everything is only temporary.
Just in case you haven't seen it yourself, Sony released a PlayStation 30th Anniversary update for the PS5 this week, which ...
PlayStation is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and former chief Shawn Layden is looking to the future of the industry and ...
PS1 games Resident Evil and Dino Crisis have seen a considerable player count boost after letting PS5 and PS4 players finally ...
PlayStation is letting you relive the glory days of the console with some special themes, but only for a limited time. Here's ...
The PS1 overlay places the PS1 power and open buttons on the top of the screen, and has the classic sounds: The PS2 option ...
To celebrate PlayStation's 30th Anniversary, Sony has released classic PlayStation themes on PS5. Here's how to use the new ...
Sony has released some PS5 themes for PlayStation's 30th anniversary and all of them provide an overwhelming sense of ...
You can now use the sounds from the PS1, PS2, PS3, or PS4 when selecting games on PlayStation 5, but it may only be for a ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback