A company is selling replacement PlayStation 5 plates, telling Sony: "Go ahead, sue us." Canadian-based device customisation company Dbrand launched its replacement PS5 plates, dubbed Darkplates, with ...

The company that told Sony to "go ahead, sue us" has pulled replacement PlayStation 5 plates from sale after Sony threatened to sue them. In February, Canadian-based device customisation company ...

The PS5 features a two-tone color of black and white, and the white plate on the side can be removed. Dark plates are the original black plates that replace this ...

I won't be buying one of DBrand's now famous black PS5 side plates, but here's why the firm was right to take on Sony When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

You might not remember since February 2021 was actually 19 years ago, but earlier this year phone and console skin makers Dbrand released a set of black PS5 faceplates. Not content with merely ...

Dbrand, a Candian-based company that launched replacement PlayStation 5 plates dubbed as "Darkplates" and told Sony to "Go ahead, sue us," has pulled out its products from sale. This occurred after ...

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. It's unclear if there's a genuine issue with the official PS5 Midnight Black console cover or if this is ...

If you aren’t a fan of the PlayStation 5’s somewhat strange, black and white, two-tone design, these new PS5 ‘Darkplates‘ from Toronto-based Dbrand could be exactly what you’ve been waiting for. The ...

PlayStation fans who blanched at Sony’s bold black-and-white design for the PlayStation 5 now have a monochrome option, thanks to accessory maker Dbrand. The outside plates aren’t a skin. They are ...

When gaming peripherals company Dbrand started selling its custom black PS5 faceplates in February, its website cheekily suggested that its efforts were "totally legal," and it urged anyone who ...

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