Photos of the Latest Look of the PS5 Console and its Controller

Photos of the Latest Look of the PS5 Console and its Controller – Recent photos of the console and controller display revealed. Here are the details!

PlayStation 5 will be officially released on November 12, 2021. Which means that in just over a month players will be able to experience the latest generation of Sony’s console. As the PS5 launch date draws closer, Sony has revealed some more detailed photos of the latest appearance of the PlayStation 5 console and controller.

Photos of the PlayStation 5’s latest look uploaded to 4Gamer were revealed during the 2021 Tokyo Games Show. The PS5 photos below will show more details about the futuristic of the PS5 itself.

The Latest Look of PS5 and Its Controller

So far, players can only see the appearance of the PlayStation 5 console and its controller from images uploaded by Sony. That too because of the need for promotion and marketing.

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The appearance of Sony’s latest generation console, the PlayStation 5, does have a very different look. With a curved body and a fairly thick edge. Not to mention the dominant color display of white, black and blue which makes the PS5 look very different from previous PlayStation consoles.

The photos of the PlayStation 5 console and its controller above are views from a much closer distance. The appearance of the PS5 controller already looks better and more detailed because Sony has shown the PS5 controller first. But the photo of the PlayStation 5 console display is the latest photo that Sony has never shown before.

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With the reveal of the latest appearance of the PlayStation 5 console and controller, this certainly makes players increasingly impatient waiting for the arrival of the PlayStation 5. Even though pre-orders for the PlayStation 5 experienced chaos which caused a number of players to run out of PlayStation 5.

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