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PlayStation 5: Leak: is this the final design of the console?

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A current leak shows what the PlayStation 5 and the associated controller could look like at launch. Not only that, even the exact start date should be leaked.

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Now that Microsoft has unveiled the Xbox Series X design, of course, all eyes are on Sony and the PlayStation 5. What will the PS5 look like? How the controller? And when does the console appear on the market? A new leak, which at first glance appears to be real, appears to show the final appearance of the console and its gamepad. Both parts can be seen in an alleged Japanese advertisement. There you can also find some more information: According to the leak, the PS5. will appear on December 4, 2020 in a standard version with a 1 TB hard drive or in a premium version with a 4 TB hard drive.

So much for a first glance. If you take a closer look, you can see a few inconsistencies in this supposed advertisement. Of course, the appearance of the new controller is striking, as it hardly resembles a DualShock. The PS5 gamepad is said to be very similar to its predecessor, as lead architect Marc Cerny had already confirmed some time ago. In addition, current patents indicate that Sony will not completely overturn the previous controller design.

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Not only that: Anyone who has ever considered a third-party controller may have come across the Nacon Revolution Pro. This is the controller shown in the picture. Too bad, the design of the console would have had potential.

This also means that only the rough launch period for the 2020 Christmas season has been determined.

Xbox Series X – TGA 2019 World Premiere Trailer

Completely surprisingly, Microsoft already showed the next-gen platform Xbox Series X at the The Game Awards 2019.

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