First introduced in 2020 PlayStation 5Due to the chip crisis in the technology world, it has become a very difficult console to buy. Players in many parts of the world, including Turkey, despite expensive prices PS5 stock having trouble finding it. But Sony seems to be quietly producing its new console prototype.
Japan-based Sony PS5 Pro It is claimed that it has already started shipping the model overseas. Players examining international shipment records led to speculation that the PS5 Pro is in development.
Sony has officially announced the PlayStation VR2 design!
The final design of PlayStation VR2, which appeared at CES 2022 in the past months and was announced to come with a special game, was shown.
Sony PS5 Pro prototypes moved to the USA
Prototypes of game consoles, according to shipment records dated 16 December 2021, From Sony Interactive Entertainment Europe in the USA To Sony Interactive Entertainment sent. However, there was no indication in the shipment whether it was a revision of the next-gen console (like the PS5 Pro) or a completely different product.
Players examining cargo records, A shipment of 700 kilograms revealed that. What could Sony have shipped 700 kilograms from Europe to the United States?
The prototypes shipped are unlikely to be the current PS5, as Sony’s next-gen consoles are already manufactured in the US. We can also say that the destination chosen for shipping is certainly intriguing. The prototypes are headed to Norfolk, a city in Virginia, but there is no official Sony production in Norfolk.
However, historically PlayStation 4If we look at the past, we think Sony probably won’t reveal any new PS5 models until 2023 (the PS4 model was announced in 2013 and the PS4 Pro in 2016).
Most valid claims at the moment of PlayStation VR successor or a with PS5 variant Although it seems related, it is not possible to prove the validity of the speculations. We have to wait until official confirmation from Sony.
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