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>This year, the Days of Play would start on Wednesday, May 27 and continue until June 10, 2026 , thus covering two weeks of promotions.

>Promotions reminiscent of those of Black Friday 2025

>The anticipated discounts are generally very close to those seen during Black Friday 2025, which could disappoint players hoping for more ambitious offers to compensate for recent price increases.

>Here is a summary of the expected offers:

>€20 off a selection of DualSense controllers: starting from €54.99

>€30 off the DualSense Edge controller: €189.99 instead of €219.99

>€100 discount on the PSVR2 headset: €349.99 instead of €449.99

>Ghost of Yōtei : €54.99 instead of €79.99

>€20 minimum discount on Pulse Elite headphones and Pulse Explore earphones

>Note that partner retailers may offer additional discounts. Furthermore, if you are a PlayStation Plus subscriber, the PlayStation Direct store offers an additional 5% discount , which can be combined with the Days of Play 2026 offers.

>What about discounts on PS5, PS5 Pro and PS Portal consoles?

>This is the big question of this year's event. Unlike previous years, there doesn't appear to be any promotion from Sony on consoles this year . Is this a direct consequence of the recent price increase? The question remains open, and the situation is yet to be confirmed.

>If Sony follows the schedule of previous years, an official announcement around May 26, 2026, should reveal all the offers. We will be sure to keep you updated as soon as it is confirmed.

"That is the exact kind of question I can't answer"
"That's the kind of information we're gonna have to wait and see"

The expressions on his face too when he got asked about it, something feels off..

The Verge

Image:
https://ibb.co/C50kxbhx

- two new scroll wheels on bottom of controller
- removable rechargeable battery (1,528mAh vs. Elite 2's 2,050maH)
- New pair button to switch local mode/cloud mode

https://www.theverge.com/news/930502/microsoft-xbox-cloud-gaming-controller-leak

If u only wanna see the images, here:
https://ibb.co/gMTd16tM

https://www.eurogamer.net/gta-6-developer-rockstar-union-busting-legal-proceedings

>With the legal battle still ongoing, several Scottish Labour MPs have now called for greater transparency from Rockstar, with IWGB saying the developer has "failed to cooperate with basic disclosure requests, refused to provide evidence in full and investigation reports, and denied workers their right of appeal".

>Chris Murray, the Labour MP for Edinburgh East and Musselburgh, said from his first meeting with those impacted by Rockstar's dismissals, he has "held concerns with both the handling and motivation" behind this action.

>"Constituents have lost their jobs, their income, with one constituent even forced to leave the country due to the removal of their visa sponsor," Murray said in a press release today. "During a recent meeting with a constituent they explained Rockstar's justification for their dismissal has varied throughout this process. Rockstar must answer this case with transparency and full cooperation and uphold the right to appeal."

>Labour MP for Edinburgh North and Leith Tracy Gilbert added that "every worker deserves the right to a fair appeal process and to have their voice heard", calling it "extremely disappointing" that Rockstar has "refused to properly engage with staff, representatives and trade unions" throughout the legal process. "Workers asking for fairness, transparency and respect should not be met with silence and closed doors, especially when livelihoods and workplace rights are at stake," Gilbert said.

>Edinburgh South West Labour MP Dr. Scott Arthur echoed these views, adding that a former Rockstar employee impacted by the recent dismissals had "expressed concern that the company has not cooperated fully or transparently in helping him understand what occurred".

>Said Arthur: "When I visited Rockstar late last year alongside fellow MPs, my discussions with senior management emphasised their responsibility to treat staff in an open, fair, and transparent manner. Based on the account shared by my constituent, it appears that these principles are not being consistently upheld in practice.

>"The UK Government is overseeing the largest expansion of workers' rights in a generation, and as Members of Parliament we have a duty to challenge unfair employment practices and unjust dismissals. Rockstar must therefore cooperate fully and transparently with any investigations into alleged union‑busting and ensure that both dismissed and current employees are treated fairly and with respect."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGEAKpu0-iM
53:30

He also mentions the leak from xj0nathan is real, says he's surprised it got out since it's from a small playtest that occurred which Ubisoft can easily track on who sent that picture out, RIP.