At the end of Sony’s PlayStation 5 showcase, the crucial information was dropped. The console will cost £449.99, and the Digital Edition (the one without the disc drive) will cost £359.99.
That makes the main console £49.99 cheaper than the Xbox Series X, its direct counterpart, and it puts the discless version at £109.99 more than the Series S—its sort-of-counterpart-but-not-really-because-the-Series-S-is-actually-significantly-less-powerful-than-the-X.
The release dates for the PS5 are: November 12 in the US, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea; and November 19 for the rest of the world.
It may be a pricey Christmas, this year.
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