PS5 Finally Gets An Official PH Price

The much-anticipated PlayStation (PS) 5 has finally unveiled its official price in the Philippines!

Either you are really eyeing to purchase one or just one of those who got the chance thanks to the Instagram filter, there is no denying that the PS5 has caught the attention of gamers and enthusiasts when its stylish, monochromatic look was unveiled in June.

According to Sony Interactive Entertainment Singapore (SIES), you can cop the PlayStation 5 for a retail price of PHP 27,990. Along with the launch of the console is the release of these exclusive video games: Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, and Demon’s Souls. Price ranges from PHP 2,490 to PHP 3,490.

Get your hands on these products starting December 11, 2020―exactly a month from now.

So far, Datablitz has confirmed the availability of PS5 at their stores beginning on the said date. For more information about the specs and features of PS5, visit this website.

Photo Credit: Facebook/PlayStation

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PS5 Finally Gets An Official PH Price

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