The Sony Inzone H9 II sounds incredible and feels great. It's just short of perfect in one important way. You don’t need to do much more to sell me on a pro-level gaming headset than Sony did with its latest Inzone H9 II.

That means, from August 21, the price of the standard PS5 console will increase from $499.99 to $549.99. The cheaper PS5 Digital Edition will also see a jump from $449.99 to $499.99. Lastly, the premium PS5 Pro will leap from $699.99 to $749.99 – yikes.

Sony has fixed the entitlement issue that was preventing previous owners from claiming new Resident Evil classics for free without PS Plus. PS5, PS4 versions of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis were added to the Premium catalog yesterday,

Sony will host a PS5 livestream in late September which could be a PS Showcase but is more likely to be a State of Play. That’s according to Giant Bomb’s Jeff Grubb, who has a strong track record of being accurate about these things.

The Inzone H9 II is an overhauled version of the existing Inzone H9. It features the same driver unit as the superb Sony WH-1000XM6 headphones, which achieved four and a half stars thanks to its excellent audio performance in our recent review.

Recently, some rumors have been making their way around the internet claiming that Sony’s upcoming PS5 game, Fairgames, was canceled following Jade Raymond’s departure from Haven Studios. However, it has just been confirmed that the online shooter is still in the works.