The PlayStation 5's logo should be boring and familiar. Logos are supposed to be recognizable, and the PS5 logo is certainly that.

Except for some subtle refinements, Japanese electronics maker Sony has had the same logo since 1956. But to celebrate the company’s 35th anniversary in 1981, someone at Sony had a brilliant ...

What better time to redesign a logo dating from the ‘50s? But the company didn’t enlist a design team to come up with a new logo. No, Sony decided to make the redesign a public spectacle.

Sony has released the new PS5 logo and it's... almost identical to the PS4. Is this a bad thing? Well, that depends on what you want from a PlayStation.

But there's one slight issue that might bug you: the "Sony" logo on some DualSense controllers is slightly misaligned. The discovery was reported on Twitter by Ted Temmins, the game design ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Sony Unveils PS5 Logo, And It's Not Surprising Behold, the ...

At CES 2016 Sony unveiled an updated lineup of new 4K UHD TVs, but confused many with a new 4K logo just a day after the UHD Alliance debuted its own. Consumer Reports has the details.

Sony revealed the PlayStation 5’s logo (aka the PS5) during its CES 2020 press conference on Monday evening alongside the announcement that Sony has sold more than 5 million PlayStation VR ...

Gaming playstation 5 Sony revealed the logo for the PlayStation 5 and the internet made fun of it "I'm pleased to share with you today, for the first time, our new logo." By Cal Jeffrey January 9 ...

Sony has announced a new logo for its PlayStation 5, coming this holiday season. As far as Sony logos go, it's pretty boilerplate but, hey, now we've got an image to use in our posts about next ...

In brief: Sony has removed the 8K logo from retail PlayStation 5 packaging, seemingly walking back the notion that its current-gen gaming console will ever be able to output in the high-res ...

Japan's Sony is one of those rare companies that has had a nearly unaltered logo for more than 50 years, with the current design being used since 1956. But when Sony was riding high in 1981, a ...