Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced three official PS5 peripherals for release this year, while a tech blogger has released open-source plans for a foldable handheld built from a first-generation PlayStation.
Sony Interactive Entertainment announced three official PlayStation 5 hardware products in June 2026: the FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick, a wireless speaker, and a gaming monitor. The arcade stick is Sony's first first-party fighting controller, designed for portability and tournament use with a lock button and a carrying case. All three peripherals are set for release this year.
Later that month, tech blogger LCLDIY published a project that modified a first-generation PlayStation console into a foldable handheld device styled after the Game Boy Advance SP. The build used a PS one board, a redesigned circuit, a 6-inch LCD, and a 3D-printed housing. Circuit diagrams were released as open source on Hackaday.io.
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Tech blogger LCLDIY modified a first-generation PlayStation console into a foldable handheld device styled after the Game Boy Advance SP. The project used a PS one board, a redesigned circuit, a 6-inch LCD, and a 3D-printed housing. Circuit diagrams were released as open source on Hackaday.io.
Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced three official PlayStation 5 hardware products: the FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick, a wireless speaker, and a gaming monitor, all set for release this year. The arcade stick is the company's first first-party fighting controller, designed with portability and tournament use in mind, including a lock button and a carrying case.