If Sony do not announce some PlayStation 5 related events these days, we might get flooded by all the leaks happening lately, and the newest one says November too.
These days, information is pouring in from all sides. It's hard to cover everything. We get some leaks, rumours, and speculation non-stop. Gamers around the world are trying to dig up as much info as possible, in order to find out when they might get their hands on a new PS5 console.
Microsoft has made the first move and revealed everything there is to reveal about their consoles. They also raised the quality of their Xbox Game Pass subscription service, fusing it with Electronic Arts' EA Play (ex EA Access) service, so we get EA games included in the Game Pass library at no extra cost.
This has all upset Sony console fans a bit, as they expect the Japanese giant to announce the news to them, such as price, release date, pre-order start date, etc. Having already mentioned Japan, the latest leak is coming from the land of the rising sun, more precisely from Amazon Japan. Oh man, that Amazon again. Employees there just can't help but click "publish ad" button.
A Twitter user named @Renka_schedule posted a new catch from Amazon's page. The user spotted some PS5 gadgets selling on Amazon.co.jp.
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As our Japanese is a little rusty these days, we gave google translator to do it for us. We can see that this is about:
- Charging stand for PS5 controller
- Headset for PS5
- Attachment for PS5 controller
- The planned release date for this product is November 20, 2020.
- The planned release date for this product is November 20, 2020.
- The planned release date for this product is November 20, 2020.
As we can see, the user himself asks at the end "Is the release date November 20?". If we look at the calendar, November 20th is Friday. Amazon quickly removed the announcement, and we expect confirmation soon. This could very easily be the release date of the PS5 for the Japanese market.
As always, be careful with these things, because nothing has been officially confirmed.
PlayStation 5, Sony's next-gen console unveiled
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