The PS5 faceplate manufacturer formerly known as PlateStation 5—now CMP Shells—has unveiled a new line of colors for its faceplates, as well as a video showing how its unofficial custom plates fit ...

A PS5 custom faceplate manufacturer has rebranded for a third time in the face of threatened legal action from Sony, reports VGC. CMP Shells launched Monday, January 18 with black custom shells for ...

From the video, it seems like the faceplates should be fairly easy to clip on! The company allows players to select between plates compatible with both the digital and physical versions of the console ...

Those who were lucky enough to get their own PlayStation 5 have been looking for ways to make their consoles look better, and there's no better place to get that than custom faceplate makers, such as ...

The PlayStation 5 has a unique design, but that doesn't mean it can't be potentially altered to suit an owner's individual tastes. One company's mission was to allow more PS5 customization by creating ...

Priye's fondness of gaming started early when he first beat Double Dragon II and couldn't stop himself from doing it all over again every chance he got. Since then, playing a bunch of Contra, GTA, ...

After being allegedly threatened with legal action from Sony over its plan to sell unofficial faceplates for the PlayStation 5, peripherals company CMP shells has revealed its new range of products ...

Game Armor, a new peripheral-based company that is now taking pre-orders for unofficial PS5 faceplates, insists the outlet is able to sell safely despite other companies recently being given legal ...

If you've been lucky enough to buy Sony's next-gen PlayStation 5 console this year, or you're gearing up to buy one sometime in 2021, then you'll be happy to know dbrand will have matte black ...

Device customization company Dbrand has announced that it’ll be launching custom PlayStation 5 faceplates soon, and has challenged Sony to threaten it with legal action. Prior to the launch of the PS5 ...

Sony has finally patented the PlayStation 5's faceplates after threatening a number of other companies with legal action over making them – sparking speculation that it may begin selling its own ...