Throw in third-party staples like Call of Duty, the new Battlefield and tried and tested games like FIFA, there’s a lot for PlayStation 5 owners to look forward to in the future. Blockbuster sequels in God of War: Ragnarok and Horizon Forbidden West are also on the way, as well as Gran Turismo 7.įurthermore, Sony has revealed that there are over 25 PS5 exclusive games in development, with over half being brand new IPs. Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart already looks like it will be a spectacular showcase of what the PS5 is truly capable of, and Returnal has been well-received by critics and players alike. While demand will naturally decline, Sony has a wave of exciting first-party exclusives on the way which will only help drive more people towards purchasing a PS5 than ever before. Interestingly, Sony has also revealed that PS5 owners are spending 81% more time playing the new PlayStation console when compared to PS4, a large chunk of which is probably due to the fact the PS5 is backwards compatible.
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The PS5 has already sold 7.8 million units since March 31, and is outpacing the PS4 during the same time period. Luckily for Sony, the scarcity of PS5 consoles hasn’t had a negative impact on sales. However, Sony has previously warned that stock could remain constrained until 2022, and has even suggested that a PS5 redesign (which we’re confident is in relation to the internal components, not the appearance of the console) could take place to circumvent some of the current issues. Fortunately, however, news of the current-gen. We've seen websites crashing, consumers unable to checkout, and various online queuing systems in place to try and stem the influx of buyers who are desperate to buy a PS5. Just three months after its Novemlaunch, rumors are swirling that Sony has stopped PlayStation 5 production. With the majority of brick and mortar stores closed, people have had no choice to buy online. The pandemic hasn't helped matters, either.
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