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    [RUMOR] New PS5 Pro is now shipping from Sony! Mysteriously delivering 1500 pounds of consoles

    Mike HarrisonBy Mike HarrisonMarch 5, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    The new PS5 Pro is now reportedly supplied by Sony. Rumors have it that the tech manufacturer already supplies around 1,500 lbs of consoles from the UK to Norfolk.

    [RUMOR]    New PS5 Pro is now shipping from Sony!  Mysteriously delivering 1500 pounds of consoles

    (Photo: Photo by CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP via Getty Images)
    The new Sony PlayStation 5 game console will go on sale on November 12, 2020 at an electronics store in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture. (Photo by CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP)

    This is an offer as the latest PlayStation 5 has not received any major improvements from the maker of the console. It has been more than a year since it was launched in November 2020, but its successor has not yet been released by Sony.

    Recent rumors have claimed that the new PS5 Pro won’t be unveiled by Sony until 2023. But this estimated launch date may change soon.

    PS5 Pro will reportedly be shipped by Sony

    According to the latest report from BGR, Sony is now shipping nearly 700kg worth of PS5 Pro consoles. This detail was leaked from a shipping book, which was first revealed by Tweak Town.

    [RUMOR]    New PS5 Pro is now shipping from Sony!  Mysteriously delivering 1500 pounds of consoles

    (Photo: Photo by Tomohiro Ohsumi/Getty Images)
    CHIBA, JAPAN – SEPTEMBER 20: A contestant walks past the PlayStation logo in the Sony Interactive Entertainment booth during the Tokyo Game Show 2018 on September 20, 2018 in Chiba, Japan. The Tokyo Game Show will be held from September 20 to 23, 2018.

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    Based on the shipping book, Sony supplies four cardboard packages with the new game devices. But critics said it’s still unconfirmed whether the packs really do include off-the-shelf consoles, given the tech manufacturer now has operations in Norfolk.

    On the other hand, other speculation said that the leaked shipping book actually refers to console components. But some people believe that these parts are not for the new PS5 Pro as Sony is working on the new PSVR2.

    At the moment, the mysterious packages still remain a question. If you’re a Sony consumer, it’s best to wait for the company’s further announcements now.

    Which comes first, PSVR2 or PS5 Pro?

    At the moment, Sony and other makers of game gadgets are still suffering from the increasing chip shortages. Therefore, many people who are familiar with the works of the company claim that the launch of the new PlayStation 5 Pro will not take place any time soon.

    Meanwhile, the tech maker has already confirmed its new PlayStation VR 2 gadget. This means there’s a good chance PSVR2 will arrive first.

    But many fans are still excited if the rumors that the console components in Sony’s mysterious shipment are really for the successor to the current PS5 model.

    In other news, new PS5 and PS4 Plus video games will be unveiled in March. Meanwhile, a new Sony PS5 patent claims that the company will further improve its so-called ray-tracing feature.

    For more news updates on Sony and other giant console makers, always keep your tabs open here on TechTimes.

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