So while sales have undoubtedly slowed - not exactly surprising seeing as Sony hasn't produced a PS2 since January 2013 - the fact the console has successfully managed to shift another 5m units in ...

Turns out, Ryan simply knew something the public hadn’t yet been told. With this updated number, the PS2 will be that much more difficult to dethrone from its position as the best-selling ...

For over a decade, the PS2’s official sales total sat at 155 million units, as Sony stopped reporting sales of the system in 2012. It was always assumed the final number was higher, as the ...

Now, in an official update on PlayStation's 30th anniversary website, Sony has officially confirmed the system has sold "over" 160 million units since the year 2000: "PS2 is one of the biggest ...

To be clear, we already knew the PS2 sat on the throne as the highest-selling console, but it's Sony's first official confirmation of that 160 million number. Previously, IGN crunched our own ...

A newly launched website for PlayStation history shows that the PS One sold over 102 million units worldwide, with the PS2 surpassing it with over 160 million units sold. The new figures peg the ...

Continuing on with list season, we’re pivoting our focus to the best cover songs of the year. We opted to limit the ranking to one entry per project, as something like Thanks to I Saw the TV ...

PlayStation just dropped a list of 500 games on sale to commemorate their 30th anniversary, along with other sales and ...

Platon Platon has photographed more than 20 TIME covers since 2005, and his ability to consistently execute a nuanced portrait was the reason TIME selected him to photograph the 2024 Person of the ...

INDIANAPOLIS, (WISH)- On Dec. 6, Gallery 924 is opening TINY XIII, the organization’s 13th annual art show. TINY XII features hundreds of original artworks that are 6″x6″x6″ or smaller.

In July, Wilson released another reinvented cover that underscored the type of grunge-country music he plays: a version of Nirvana’s “Something in the Way.” ...