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Sony fans are in for a treat, looks like the PS5 will have a facelift soon. From this November onwards, Sony will roll out the new look PlayStation 5 in select retail stores in the US. That said, what should you know about it?

Sony has assured consumers that they should have “a much easier time finding” PlayStation 5 (PS5) consoles in the market this year thanks to an increased supply. Moreover, the company also announced a new “Live from PS5” spot which celebrates the PS5 community.

Sony Malaysia today announced that consumers in our country can now pre-order its PlayStation 5 DualSense Edge Wireless Controller. Built with high performance and personalisation in mind, this new PS5 controller gives users the ability to craft their own unique gaming experiences so they can play their way.

When Sony took the stage at the CES 2023, Jim Ryan, CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment announced some good news. At the 57-minute mark in the press conference video here, he said getting a PlayStation 5 (PS5) should be much easier now.

Sony is aiming to have a big year for the sale of PlayStation 5. The company targets selling 30 million console units in 2023. However, just the current PS5 models alone may be hard to achieve this goal. Therefore, it's likely that there will be a new console coming next year, and someone has indeed confirmed that it's happening.

It has been over two years since the Sony PlayStation 5 (PS5) was released, but thanks to scalpers and chip shortages, the gaming console hasn't been easy to get until this day. That said, we may have a hint of its following lineup as Hideaki Nishino, Vice-President Senior of Sony may have hinted at a possibility of a PS5 Pro.

Sony recently rolled out a new update for the PlayStation 5 (PS5) which allows gamers to play games at 1440p resolution. Announced via a blog post yesterday, the new update is now available globally after 1440p was first tested by the PS5 beta participants.

As most of you already know, the PlayStation 5 (PS5) price tag for both Ultra HD Blu-ray and Digital edition has been increased. The price tag has affected many markets across the globe, including Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Canada. The USA is not affected by this.

Back in a few months ago, Sony was very upfront against third-party sellers on customising the PlayStation 5 cover. While the company did succeed in winning legal rights, there are still some more third-party sellers doing the same thing by going around a loophole.

As the chipset shortage issue continues, so will the PlayStation 5 which is already a hard device to acquire itself. According to Bloomberg, the sources there claimed that Sony is looking to decrease the production figure from 16 million units to around 15 million units for Q1 2022.