PS5 seems unstoppable:price increase didn’t stop sales The console in Europe and the Sony platform in the US are moving like a train, and it looks like there’s one on the horizon. new model will unify the design.
Obviously the motto of the Japanese house never give up and always attackOtherwise, the reason for the fierce debate over the possible exclusivity of Call of Duty would be inexplicable, even if that did happen (but we think it won’t happen: Microsoft should give up a lot of money) the PlayStation ecosystem certainly wouldn’t crash. .
Spanish rankings show how PlayStation 5 at least he didn’t blame the price increase: the console is still so hard to find that users ask themselves the problem of spending 50 euros more or less to finally take it home. And despite everything, the numbers so far are really excellent.
Then there’s the talk about the new PS5 model with removable disc player that leakster Tom Henderson mentioned: unify the design in order to reduce production costs and bring two versions to the stores, however, it differs only in the presence of an additional module for reading Blu-Ray.
It’s hard to imagine how the current aesthetics of the PlayStation 5 could allow an accessory that’s rumored to integrate with the design, and so there’s a tangible possibility that the new model will bring something new with it. more or less important restylingit can also influence the dimensions of the chassis to make it a little more compact and less bulky.
However, the trend is clear: PS5 will continue to sell like cake and when we finally put the component availability issues behind, it will manage without too much trouble to establish itself as the most successful platform for Sony ever, even if the absurdly possible new model reaches 499 euros in stores without the reader involved: compared to the Digital Edition, it would be an additional 50 euros , but at this point – thought Jim Ryan – why not try?
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Source: Multiplayer
