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Last month, Sony officially released the long-awaited PlayStation 5 (PS5), the successor to the popular PS4 game console, which was released seven years ago.
The Japanese consumer electronics company revealed that both the PS 5 Digital Edition and the PS5 with Ultra HD Blu-Ray Disc Drive will initially hit stores in seven markets including the United States, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and Korea. from the south. November 12 with prices starting at $ 399.
However, there was no official information on when the new PS5 would arrive in India and how much it could cost. This apparently led to speculation that the PS 5 release could be delayed on the subcontinent. Now the company has revealed the price and hinting that it may come sooner rather than later.
Sony’s PS5 digital edition will cost Rs 39,990 and you will have to shell out a whopping Rs 49,990 for the BlueRay Disc Drive model.
While the Sony DualSense wireless controller costs Rs 5,990 and the HD camera is priced at Rs 5,190.
The company also brings other accessories, including the PULSE 3D wireless headphones (Rs 8,590), Media Remote (Rs 2,590), and the DualSense charging station (Rs 2,590).
Additionally, Sony is releasing exclusive game titles: Demon’s Souls (Rs 4,999), Destruction Allstars (Rs 4,999), Marvel Spiderman Miles Morales: Ultimate Edition (Rs 4,999), Sackboy A Big Adventure (Rs 3,999) and Marvel Spiderman: Miles Morales. . (3,999 rupees).
Now that the company has announced pricing details for the hardware and games, we just have to wait for the release date. It is said on the street that the Sony PS5 is likely to arrive in India on November 19.
The new PS5 comes with a custom processor and graphics engine to deliver an immersive gaming experience with high fidelity images, including 4K graphics, ray tracing support, ultra-fast SSD with integrated I / O for ultra-fast game loading. . The Sony console retail box also includes the new DualSense wireless controller.
Read more | Sony PlayStation 5: everything you need to know
Even Xbox Series X comes with top-of-the-line hardware. It features a custom-designed chipset jointly developed by Microsoft and AMD. It comes with the latest Zen 2 and the next generation RDNA architecture. Supports accelerated ray tracing, which promises a superior level of visual quality and lighting.
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