PS5 Pro Seemingly Teased in New 30th Anniversary Artwork | Push Square
Eagle-eyed PlayStation fans have spotted what appears to be a tease of the heavily rumoured PS5 Pro model in today's new 30th anniversary artwork. Captured in the lead image, if you zoom in in between the PlayStation logo and the «30th» graphic, you'll spot a console that looks very familiar to the mockup leaker Billbil-Kun recently posted online.
Its most recognisable feature, the four stripes across the centre of the two faceplates, are clearly visible when you look at the picture under a microscope — or just zoom in on your computer. A standard PS5 model appears elsewhere in the image, so it's definitely not some strange version of the current system or anything.
In the same report from Billbil-Kun that revealed the strikingly similar artist interpretation (which was based on retail packaging), they claimed the PS5 Pro will be officially revealed in the «first half of September». The version they've seen doesn't have a disc drive, but it's possible the current detachable disc drive will be compatible with it.
An «early glimpse» at the celebrations
Do you think that really is a subtle PS5 Pro tease from Sony, or is this something completely different? Have your say in the comments below.
Liam grew up with a PlayStation controller in his hands and a love for Metal Gear Solid. Nowadays, he's found playing the latest and greatest PS5 games as well as supporting Derby County. That last detail is his downfall.
Nah. It's a pair of Adidas trainers in a box.
Maybe PS5 Pro is releasing in December then? December 6th would be the closest Friday to the 30th anniversary.
I won't buy it if it doesn't have a disc drive, nevermind that it's the most unnecessary console upgrade ever.
There is no PS5 fat on the logo, just a slim. So might be that the leaker saw the logo and thought this would be the pro?
30 years of active life at the top of the tree — what an incredible achievement that is. Brands like Atari and SEGA only graced those hallowed halls for a relatively short time
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