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Peter Rubin of Wired recently had an exclusive interview with Sony’s Mark Cerny, the lead architect for the PS4 and PSVita, who seems to now be taking the same role for the next-generation PlayStation console. Sony is exploring a future where PlayStation controllers may never need to be plugged in again. The patent, titled "Operation Device," reveals Sony’s plans to embed photovoltaic elements—the same technology used in solar panels—into the structure of PlayStation controllers. Sony’s proposal could position the PlayStation brand as a leader in green gaming innovation—something no other major console manufacturer has yet seriously pursued. Sony’s PlayStation Stars loyalty program is back in the spotlight, this time for reinstating a fan-favorite reward: wallet funds. [caption id="attachment_307125" align="alignnone" width="720"] Source: Playstation[/caption] Sony is doubling down on its commitment to single-player gaming, with plans to release a major new title each year starting in 2025. With these plans, Sony is setting the stage for an exciting future for PlayStation fans, ensuring that there will always be a highly anticipated single-player adventure on the horizon for years to come. Today, Sony Interactive Entertainment is celebrating 30 years of PlayStation with a special edition of the PlayStation 5. Read more in our articles including "Watch: PlayStation 5 (PS5): What we know so far" and "New Sony Patent Hints at Solar-Charging PlayStation Controllers".