Although the PS4 has become very reliable by the end of its lifecycle, some nagging issues can still crop up from time to time. Even though many have moved on to the PS5, there are still plenty of ...

The PS5 controller doesn't just work with the PS4, so you must pick up a Bluetooth adapter. This will usually come in the form of a USB device which needs to be plugged into the PS4. The adapter then ...

It can be very frustrating when your PS4 controller won’t connect to the console. Fortunately, there are several troubleshooting steps you can try to get your controller working again. The first thing ...

If your PS4 controller is acting weird, its light bar keeps flashing white or blue, disconnecting randomly, or not turning on at all, it may be time to reset it. In this article, we’ll explain to you ...

Don’t know how to sync PS4 controller? Keep on reading because we have the solution. Whether you bought a new PS4 controller or it’s the first time you’ve used one, this guide is for you. Here’s a ...

For as long as PC and console gaming has existed, gamers have debated the merits of using a gamepad vs. a keyboard and mouse to control onscreen action. While you can play games on your PC with a ...

You can't connect all Bluetooth headphones to a PS4. Here are some of the specific ones you can, and how to set them up with your console.

PS4 Safe Mode can be useful to troubleshoot issues with your console, but you might also get stuck in a Safe Mode loop.

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The PlayStation 4 is still quite a popular console as many PlayStation fans have not yet transitioned over to the PlayStation 5. The console launched in 2013 with a few iterative improvements over the ...

The PS4 is technically outdated tech at this point, but most major game releases still find their way to the PlayStation 4 in addition to the PS5--at least for now. Plus, if you're playing PS4 games ...

Backwards compatibility is truly the backbone of console gaming. One of the few consoles that did this incredibly well was the PlayStation 2, letting gamers play most of their favorite PS1 titles on ...