Update: The company name has now changed to Customize My Plates to avoid any confusion with the PlayStation brand. you can find their new site at CustomizeMyPlates.com. At the request of Customize My ...

Remember CustomiseMyPlates, the third-party company that had to disappear for a bit due to legal threats by Sony? Well, they’re back again, and have also revealed its latest batch of PS5 custom shells ...

With the PS5 now obviously in production, getting ready for its release in just about four months, pictures are starting to leak of the console on the production line. The latest batch of leaked PS5 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Ever since the reveal of the PlayStation 5 last year, one unifying question in fans' minds is whether they could switch out the console's faceplates. The striking white design has been controversial ...

Dbrand's Darkplates are back on the market, but they're a little different than before. Instead of just making a black version of the often-memed PS5 casing, the new Darkplate 2.0 design removes plate ...

As reported by VGC, the company – now known as CMP Shells – relaunched on Monday, January 18. The firm is still selling black shells for the PlayStation 5, which cost $49.99 and will apparently arrive ...