PlayStation has this morning announced its first official fighting stick. It’s currently codenamed Project Defiant and it’s due for release in 2026. It will gave custom controls with all of ...

Project Defiant utilizes PlayStation Link, Sony’s proprietary wireless technology, to ensure a stable and responsive connection between the fight stick and the console or PC.This advancement ...

PlayStation has announced Project Defiant, an arcade-style fighting stick that looks like it’ll be perfect to use with the newly announced Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection.Sony teased the device ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced Project Defiant, the first wireless fight stick designed by the company for PlayStation 5 and PC.It will launch in 2026. Here are the first details ...

Project Defiant marks a significant pivot for Sony, demonstrating its commitment to its fanbase (cashing in on the lucrative PS5 accessory market doesn't hurt either).

Project Defiant also supports the ability to wirelessly wake up your PS5 by pressing and holding the PS button. Ultra-low Latency Wireless Connectivity: ...

Project Defiant will also include a sling carry case. Sony says more details will be revealed over the coming months, so we expect to know the price and finalized release date soon.

It doesn't have an official product name yet, but it's currently codenamed Project Defiant. The arcade-style controller uses the PlayStation Link wireless technology to connect to the PS5 and the PC.

Sony shows off Project Defiant, its first wireless fight stick for PS5 and PC Coming sometime in 2026 By Shawn Knight June 5, 2025, 12:28 8 comments. Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years.

Project Defiant features a high-quality digital stick that’s custom-designed by Sony, toolless interchangeable restrictor gates (square, circle, and octagon) for the stick, ...

The Project Defiant fight stick is "custom designed" by Sony and features at least eight buttons with mechanical switches. It's a digital stick, so you can move it orthogonally but not freely in ...