- PlayStation Wrap-Up 2025 is here and it lets you take a look at your 2025 gaming stats for all your PlayStation consoles.
- To check the Wrap-Up 2025, head to the official website and log in to PlayStation account.
- Some of the highlight stats players can find out are — total hours played, trophies won, and the game they played the most this year.
With the year coming to an end, it is time to take a look back at your gaming journey. PlayStation players can now check their 2025 stats with PlayStation Wrap Up. Use it to find out the total number of games and hours you have played and the number of trophies you have earned this year. Don’t know how? Here is how to check your PlayStation Wrap Up 2025.
PlayStation Wrap Up 2025: Here is How You Can Check Your Stats
PlayStation 2025 Wrap Up is here, and it’s time for you to take a look at your stats and brag about them online. You can easily check your PlayStation 2025 stats by following the simple steps given below:
Head to wrapup.playstation.com and log in to your PlayStation account.
Wait for the stats to load, and then you are done. Check all your stats and share the ones you want to on your socials for bragging rights.
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Image Credit: PlayStation / Screenshot by Beebom
Image Credit: PlayStation / Screenshot by Beebom
Image Credit: PlayStation / Screenshot by Beebom
PlayStation 2025 Wrap-Up is easy to check, but it does come with a fair share of issues at the moment. Many have complained that the Wrap Up won’t load for them, showing the “Uh oh… Looks like something went wrong” error. If you are facing the same trouble, simply wait for some time before trying again. This error can be annoying, but it shouldn’t persist long enough for you to check outthe 2025 PlayStation Wrap Up stats. If you want to check your Spotify stats instead, use the Spotify Wrapped 2025 feature by following our dedicated guide on it.
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- Sony and AMD tease a new GPU technology for Sony’s upcoming console, the PS6.
- AMD revealed Radiance Cores, which can free up other components to quickly process shaders and give a performance boost.
- Sony’s Mark Cerny mentioned that the PS6 is coming “in a few years time” and the Radiance Cores will power it.
Mark Cerny, the lead architect of PS5 and PS5 Pro, and Jack Huynh, the SVP and GM of AMD’s computing and graphics group, recently sat down to discuss the future of GPUs and technology for Sony’s upcoming console, aka the PS6.
In a nine-minute-long YouTube video, Huynh introduced AMD’s next-gen RDNA architecture, which uses Radiance Cores that are dedicated to handling ray tracing and path tracing, for future consoles.
Sony and AMD’s New Radiance Cores are a Game Changer
This next-gen GPU technology will be integrated into Sony’s next-gen consoles , which is likely going to start with the PlayStation 6. Also, you can expect to see the same technology in other AMD hardware, including their future desktop GPUs. The Radiance Cores are a new dedicated hardware block designed for unified light transport, handling Ray Tracing and Path Tracing in real time.
The YouTube video goes into detail, revealing that the Radiance Cores take full control of ray traversal and can free up other components to quickly process shaders, instead of spinning so many plates, leading to a boost in performance.
Commenting on the new tech, Cerny said in the video, “Overall, it’s still of course very early days for these technologies, they only exist in simulation right now, but the results are quite promising and I’m really excited about bringing them to a future console [read PS6] in a few years time.”
Other than the Radiance Cores, Mark Cerny and Jack Huynh also spoke about Neural Arrays. This is another groundbreaking tech that teams up a bunch of computing units together, making them share data and process things together like a single focused AI engine , instead of breaking the data down into multiple bite-sized pieces. This way, they can connect the CUs with each shader engine in a smart, efficient way.
As Mark Cerny puts it in the showcase, Neural Arrays will let the console process a large chunk of the screen in one go, making it a game-changer for the next-gen upscaling technology.
Hopefully, this next-gen GPU technology will finally push next-gen consoles to achieve the much-anticipated 4K/ 120 FPS performance on PS6 . Many of the PlayStation 5 games still run at 60 FPS till today, some even getting locked to 30, which is just disheartening as a console owner.
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- A new PlayStation State of Play is reportedly set for late September, with leaks pointing to next week.
- Marvel’s Wolverine is expected to be the main highlight, alongside other 2026 game reveals.
- Possible announcements include GTA VI updates, Phantom Blade 0, the Marathon reboot, and a Metroidvania-style God of War.
State of Play is one of the best ways for Sony to showcase their upcoming releases. Their recent State of Play events have only showcased one game, like 007 First Light, without extensive coverage of other games since June 4. A recent leak has surfaced from a trustworthy source, hinting that a PlayStation State of Play is scheduled for later next week.
A New State of Play Event Leaked for Next Week
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There have been rumors of a new PlayStation State of Play scheduled for the end of September for quite some time. These leaks also mentioned that the upcoming State of Play will feature Marvel’s Wolverine as the main highlight. Now, a prominent leak from @NateTheHate2 (on X), who is a reliable source, has revealed that the State of Play is scheduled for next week.
This State of Play is expected to be stacked with games that are going to be released in 2026. The main highlight of the event will obviously be Marvel’s Wolverine, but we might also see some unexpected announcements. Particularly, GTA VI is always on everyone’s mind. Check our GTA 6 guide if you are also starved for information.
Other than these, expect an announcement for Phantom Blade 0, the new revamped Marathon, and the Metroidvania God of War.
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