Officially .. Sony announces the price and launch date of "PlayStation 5
The Japanese company Sony announced, on Wednesday, that the platform for the new generation of games "PlayStation 5" will be launched next November at a price of 499.99 dollars and 399.99 dollars for a copy without a CD player.
The announcement of the price paves the way for a competition between the "Playstation" and "Xbox", which is made by Microsoft at the end of the year, as consumers turn to the better platforms that offer them exclusive games.
Microsoft announced last week that it would put the "X" version of the "Xbox" game platform for sale on the tenth of November at a price of $ 499.99, while the less powerful S version would sell for $ 299.99.
Xbox is betting that, given consumers a choice, the risks of launching two distinct devices simultaneously.
Gilherme Fernandez, an analyst at "New Zoo", a game analysis company, said that the "PlayStation 5" and "Xbox X" are sold at the same price, but the price of $ 399.99 for a digital copy of the "PlayStation 5" "offers a huge discount without additional cost. Regarding the performance or the device as well as the CD player, "according to" Reuters ".
Among the new games revealed by the PlayStation platform, "Final Fantasy 16" from Square Enix, "God of War" from Santa Monica Studio of Sony and "Harry Potter".
The announcement of new games boosts the content of "PlayStation" following its unveiling in June of a group of games, including "Spiderman: Miles Morales".
Sony said that this game is also available on PlayStation 4.
And Sony, earlier Wednesday, denied news of its expected production cut for the PlayStation 5 platform.
The Japanese company said, "We have not changed the PlayStation 5 production number since the start of mass production," according to what was quoted by the Arab Gate for Technical News.
The Corona virus caused the Japnese company to sharply increase its expectations, with the boom in the market for gaming platforms.
The electronics giant last July boosted orders with suppliers in anticipation of an increase in demand in the holiday season and beyond, as people spend more time at home due to the virus
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