Dalton Cooper is the Managing Editor of Game Rant. Dalton has been writing about video games professionally since 2011. Having written thousands of game reviews and articles over the course of his ...

The PS5 design is pretty striking-looking as it is, but everyone loves a custom job, right? Well, Twitter user Game Reaper fancied tinkering with his console, giving it a classic makeover with some ...

There are not a lot of options when it comes to the look of the PlayStation 5. In fact, there's just one: white. That is why artists have taken to creating their own custom PlayStation 5 designs, such ...

Game Armor, a new peripheral-based company that is now taking pre-orders for unofficial PS5 faceplates, insists the outlet is able to sell safely despite other companies recently being given legal ...

Most people can probably agree that, while the PS5 does look nice, a custom design opens the door for a little more flair. A way to make your console look unique. That’s what you’ll see in this build ...

Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Sony has filed a patent for its PS5 faceplates. The design patent was ...

When players found out that PS4 controllers wouldn’t be compatible with PS5 games on the new console, it left a lot of people with custom and pro controllers wondering when a new solution would come ...

Cool (pun intended): The first thing that most people want to do after receiving their extremely hard-to-get PlayStation 5 is hook it up and try it out. Modding Cafe had another idea for its unboxing.

Moving from the PS4 to the PS5 came with a huge loss for anyone who enjoyed the use of back buttons and other esports pro custom controller features. PS5 games don’t support PS4 controllers, so ...

If you wanted a custom PS5 controller in the vein of the Black Panther himself, then look no further. Just below, you can check out an extensive assembly video from Gun Ink Designs on YouTube, where a ...

When it comes to fashion and style, it's often not long before what was old is new again. For the neon, transparent plastic trend of that dominated tech for a period in the 1990s, that time has come.

The custom-made 30th Anniversary PS2-style PlayStation 5 console wasn't meant to be. A batch of custom PlayStation 5 units went on sale yesterday. The company, Sup3r5, put just 304 of the ...