Launch Date of PS5 Rather Unlikely to be Threatened
A Sony spokesperson in an interview with Bloomberg assured Sony that PlayStation 5 launch should take place as planned. We also learned that the upcoming launches of Sony's games should not encounter any delay either.
In an interview with Bloomberg, Sony's spokesperson informed that the current coronavirus pandemic will not significantly affect the planned launch of PlayStation 5 (which is to hit the store shelves for this year's Holidays). It was also confirmed that the upcoming games from Sony, such as The Last of Us: Part II and Ghost of Tsushima, should launch on schedule. Let's notice, that a few days ago the CEO of Microsoft similarly suggested that the pandemic shouldn't affect the release date of Xbox Series X.
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Author: Paul Wozniak
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