PlayStation 5 preorder go on sale November 12


 

Finally Sony announce PlayStation 5 PreOrder You're now able to preorder the new console 

"at select retailers" for $500 (£450, AU$750) for the Blu-ray equipped version or $400 (£360, 

AU$600) for the digital-only PS5. Both consoles will ship on Nov. 12 in the US, with online 

preorders at some major retailers including Walmart, Best Buy, GameStop and Target starting 

(and selling out quickly) on Wednesday.

The reveal finally gives a firm price and release date for Sony's next PlayStation beyond the

vague "holiday 2020" timeframe the company previously used when describing its 

forthcoming system. Sony initially said preorders would begin Thursday before retailers 

decided to go early.

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