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The much-awaited Sony PlayStation 5 will launch in India for pre-orders on Tuesday, 12 January. The premium console will officially launch in India on 2 February.
Those who successfully manage to pre-order a PS5 will get the unit on February 2, which is when the console officially launches in the country. The PS5 was launched in November last year, where units almost sold out instantly.
The PlayStation 5 will cost you Rs 49,990 for the normal edition, while the digital edition will cost Rs 39,990.
The DualSense Wireless Controller will be priced at Rs 5,990, while the HD camera will cost Rs 5,190. The PULSE 3D Wireless Headset will be available at Rs 8,590 and the Media Remote will cost Rs 2,590. The DualSense Charging Station will be priced at Rs 2,590.
Along with the hardware prices released in October, prices of five games have been revealed as well, which were featured in the showcase event:
Sony has also announced that its gaming subscription service 'PlayStation Plus' users will get a new lineup of free games next month.
The Sony PS5 took longer than expected to be launched in India, as the company was facing trademark issues for the name ‘PS5’ in India. The recent announcement of the PS5 released date gives us the assumption that the trademark issue has been resolved.
Delhi resident, Hitesh Aswani, appears to have had filed a patent for the name ‘PS5’ on 29 October 2019, which was before the unveiling of the gaming console by Sony.
According to a report in The Mako Reactor, Sony only filed for the application on 6 February, which is where the dispute lies.
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