While the early days of the PlayStation 5 were hampered by supply issues, a global pandemic and more, the 9th-gen console has since more than made up for lost time. While ever so slightly behind the PS4’s sales when launch-aligned, the PlayStation 5 is closing in on its next major milestone – having now shipped a total of 92.2 million consoles.

As part of Sony’s last fiscal earnings report, the console maker revealed that they have shipped a total of 8 million PlayStation 5’s during the 3rd Quarter (ending 31st of December), bringing the total number of consoles shipped to 92.2 million.

Of course, units shipped does not equate to consoles sold, but the relationship between the two is connected. Assuming the units shipped translate (eventually) to consoles sold, the PS5 is set to become the 8th best-selling system of all time, taking the spot away from the PS3’s 87.4 million units.

As mentioned, when launch-aligned the PS5 is still ever so slightly behind the PlayStation 4, with the last-gen console having shipped 94.4 million units within the same period.

Regardless, the PlayStation 5 has been a huge success for Sony, not only in terms of hardware sales but total revenue from its gaming division overall, and so it will be interesting to see what these figures look like come the end of the generation.

KitGuru says: What do you think of the PS5 as we enter its 6th year on the market? When did you purchase a PS5? Will the PlayStation 5 outsell the PS4 by the end? Let us know your thoughts down below.

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Forza Horizon 6 is the next entry in Playground Games’ highly popular open-world racing franchise. Set to come to Xbox, PC and PlayStation, the latter console’s version is planned for quite a few months on from its May 2026 release date on Xbox and PC. That said, when it does arrive, players will be able to pick up right where they left off, with Forza Horizon 6 confirmed to feature both cross-play and cross-saves.

Taking to Twitter, the official Forza Horizon page confirmed that “For the first time ever, Forza Horizon 6 will support cross-save across PC and consoles, including Xbox, Steam and PlayStation 5.”

This is a big deal not only due to the nature of Forza Horizon and its car collecting, but also due to the fact that the PS5 version is slated to release later in 2026.

Given that the PS5 Pro version will likely wind up being the best way to experience the game on console, it is encouraging to see that players will have the freedom to play on whatever system they like, whenever they like, without missing a beat.

Hopefully we get to learn more about the PS5 version (and its official release date) sooner rather than later.

KitGuru says: Are you glad to see cross-play / cross-save confirmed? Which system do you plan to pick Forza Horizon 6 up on? When do you think the PS5 version will officially release? Let us know down below.

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Prior to the launch of Call of Duty Black Ops 7, the team at Treyarch promised to offer some of the best-post launch content we’ve seen in series history (at least the best since the franchise went the live-service route). So far, they seem to be keeping to their word, with Season 2 of Black Ops 7 arriving later today alongside major updates across all modes.

Going live later today, Season 2 of Black Ops 7 is set to introduce a boatload of additional content across the board. Though there are far too many changes to list here, some of the most notable include:

• New Endgame bosses
• New Endgames skill tracks and abilities
• 9 multiplayer maps (including S02 Reloaded)
• New multiplayer modes, scorestreaks and LTMs
• Black Ops 7 multiplayer Ranked Play
• New Zombies survival map
• Cursed Survival zombies mode
• Zombies starting room challenge mode
• New major zombies map: Paradox Junction (S02 Reloaded)

Alongside this, Warzone is also set to receive a bunch of additions and changes, including refreshed perks, maps, modes and more (with the Black Ops 4 inspired Blackout mode said to be arriving during S02 Reloaded.

Last but certainly not least, Season 2 (and Reloaded) introduces a strong line-up of new weapons and gameplay-altering attachments, including:

• REV-46 (SMG)
• EGRT-17 (AR)
• H311-SAW (Melee)
• GDL Havoc (Special)
• SG-12 (Shotgun)
• Voyak KT-3 (AR)
• Swordfish A1 (Marksman Rifle)
• XM325 Titan Wield [attachment]
• FANG HoverPoint ELO [attachment]
• A.R.C. M1 Assault Frame [attachment]
• Razor 9mm Wildfire Conversion [attachment]
• Echo 12 Backlash Launcher Kit [attachment]
• MXR-17 ANVL Conversion [attachment]

All in all, Black Ops 7 Season 2 looks to be jam-packed full of content, whether you are a fan of Multiplayer, Zombies, Warzone or the new Endgame mode.

Hopefully the teams at Treyarch / Activision are able to keep up with their current output throughout the rest of Black Ops 7’s life cycle. Full details on everything coming with Season 2 can be found HERE.

KitGuru says: Are you looking forward to Season 2? What do you think of BO7’s post-launch support so far? Could it wind up being the best the franchise has seen? Let us know your thoughts down below.

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