Sony's new PS1-inspired PS5, PlayStation Portal, and DualSense controller are the blast of '90s nostalgia I've been waiting for
Sony is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the original PlayStation with a retro PS5, PlayStation Portal, and a DualSense controller. All of those will be limited edition and released later this year.
Sony celebrates PlayStation’s 30th anniversary with limited-edition, PS1-style PS5 and PS5 Pro bundles
Hot on the heels of the PS5 Pro announcement – and divisive price reveal – Sony unveiled a limited-edition PS5 and PS5 Pro styled in the look of the original PlayStation console. There’s even a limited-edition new look for the PlayStation Portal and one for the DualSense.
PlayStation's New 30th Anniversary Collection Will Hurt the Wallets of PS1 Fans
Shown in a new video, Sony shared that it will be releasing a PS5, PS5 Pro, DualSense, DualSense Edge, and PlayStation Portal that all resemble the color scheme of the original PlayStation console. This "30th Anniversary Collection" is perfect for those who grew up with the PS1 and is similar to the 20th anniversary console that was made for the PS4.
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