RELATED: PS5 Report Reveals Why DualSense Controller Was Revealed EarlyĪccording to Bloomberg, "Game developers who’ve been creating titles for the next PlayStation anticipate its price to be in the region of $499 to $549," with the high price point being for "increased component costs pushing up the price required for Sony to break even." This was supposedly a concern for Sony, who is considering producing fewer consoles to accommodate for potential lower demand in the face of the high price point.
This is partially down to COVID-19 as many would expect, but also down to the ambitious specifications of the PlayStation 5, the scarcity of the components needed to make the console, and how expensive units will be to build.
However, it seems PlayStation fans might finally have an answer on why the company has been very reserved when discussing its next console, with a new report from shedding light on new issues currently being faced over at Sony.Īccording to the publication, Sony is currently unsure of whether to change its marketing plans surrounding the PlayStation 5, with the company seemingly thinking about altering the console's price point, release date, and reveal. Although the highly-anticipated next-generation console is inching closer to its release by the day, Sony has opted to remain strangely silent on what players can expect from its next piece of revolutionary gaming hardware. With the Xbox Series X slowly building momentum in the run-up to its release this holiday, many have questioned why Sony's marketing campaign for the PlayStation 5 hasn't done the same.
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