News & Reviews:   Playstation 5 pre-order

While Malaysian gamers are still waiting for the PlayStation 5 arrival on 11 December 2020, we just came across a piece of funny news of a Taiwanese man who owned one before. The news travelled all across the Southeast Asia region a week ago after this young man shared his story on his Facebook account.

As Malaysians continue to wait for the official PlashSpeed PlayStation 5 by Sony Malaysia (or is it PlayStation Asia?), the first wave is waiting eagerly to get their hands on the next gaming console on 12 November (or 19 November, depending on your location). However, the company just made their announcement that the PS5 won't be appearing in selected stores at all.

Sony is going to launch the PlayStation 5 at the end of the year, but we can’t be sure if Malaysia would be the first wave to receive it or not. However, here’s the good news, the PS5 DualSense controller has been spotted on SIRIM. With this, we think the PS5 is going to launch sooner than we expected.

The PlayStation 5 event was originally scheduled for 4 June but was postponed due to the death of Geroge Floyd and protests around the world. Today, Sony has just announced the upcoming PlayStation 5 event will be scheduled for this coming Thursday 11 June, 1PM (PDT). For our time-zone, that will be on early Friday morning 4AM in Malaysia. 

As per tradition in the first quarter of every year, Samsung and Huawei will be one of the first smartphone brands to show off their latest flagship. But that's not the only thing that is getting us excited, this is because we may be getting the PlayStation 5 (PS5) pre-order sooner than expected.

After Sony officially announced PlayStation 5 to be launched in 2020, we got another confirmation that the processor on it is four times stronger than its previous predecessor.

We’ve heard whispers that the Playstation 5 will be out soon. Now we’ve gotten confirmation from Sony themselves that the console will indeed be out by next year - specifically, in time for the holidays 2020.

In an exclusive interview, Mark Cerny shared some juicy deets in regards to the upcoming console that may soon replace the Playstation 4. The Playstation (which he did not name the Playstation 5 because, come on, that would be predictable but we’ll call it that anyways) will come with support for 8K resolution and an “appealing” price tag.