
PlayStation 5
Cinematic exclusives and the DualSense edge.

Solmiraks reads the current console generation the way Australians actually live it — cinematic worlds, the machines that render them, and the small design choices that turn an evening in into an event.

Cinematic exclusives and the DualSense edge.

The sharpest image on any console.

Raw power and unrivalled library value.

Serious next-gen at the friendliest price.

A luminous handheld you take anywhere.
Ghost of Yōtei and Death Stranding 2 trade spectacle for stillness — worlds you cross slowly, and remember.
Resident Evil 4, Silent Hill 2 and Black Myth: Wukong — best played after dark, with the lights off.
Astro Bot and Split Fiction — invention, colour and couch joy for the whole lounge room.
PlayStationSony's world is built on prestige single-player storytelling and haptics that games are genuinely designed around — the reason most Australian living rooms lean PlayStation.
Xbox
Nintendo
Sucker Punch heads to a windswept new frontier — painterly combat and a restraint that makes it one of the most quietly confident open worlds of the era.

A gorgeous action-RPG steeped in Chinese mythology, with boss fights that demand your very best and reward every ounce of it.

Capcom's most welcoming hunt yet — a living world built to keep a group of mates glued to the couch long past midnight.
Kojima's sequel is stranger, sadder and more assured — a traversal loop so hypnotic it turns a long Australian evening into one unbroken session.
Square Enix's mid-trilogy masterwork widens the world and deepens every party bond across dozens of unhurried hours.
A painterly, French-flavoured RPG that reinvents turn-based combat and rewards timing over grinding — the generation's most confident newcomer.
No driver updates, no settings rabbit-holes — you press a button and you're in the world. For Australian players juggling work, family and a narrow window to play, that simplicity is the whole point.
No — we're console-only by design. Everything here applies to PlayStation 5, PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X|S or Nintendo Switch OLED, so it always reflects the hardware in your home.
For value, the Xbox Series S with a subscription is hard to beat against local pricing. For the flagship experience, the PS5 leads most living rooms, and the Switch OLED wins if you play on the move.
We track the live generation only. As soon as a landmark release lands, it joins our worlds and signature titles — no legacy clutter.
Yes. Our perspectives are editorial and independent, and any pricing reflects recommended Australian retail at the time of writing.