PS5 games event rumoured for next week
According to new report by Bloomberg

Update: The rumored PS5 event is scheduled to take place on June 3, according to sources familiar to Sony's plans, reports
The event will reportedly give us a first look at the next-gen console, but likely wo𝕴n't reveal all of the details, namely price and release timing. Since Sony is planning follow-up events, the June 3 showcase may not focus entirely on games, either.
Original Story: A PS5 games e𝕴vent could be held as early as next week according to a new report from .
The article, written by former Kotaku journalist Jason Schreier alongside Takashi Mochizuki, claims it could be as early as June 3rd, although "plans have been in ℱflux and that the date may change."
On top of that, the report also mentions that "Sony is not expected to reveal every essential detail on the console during its first presentation", which ♏could mean that this event might focus on games, but not on the physical console itself. It also indicates that♉ Sony are planning multiple events in the run-up to the consoles release.
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Sony's promotional plans for the PS5 have seemingly been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, although the good news is that their release plans haven't been. In the company's 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:recent financial report, it confirmed "PlayStation 5 [is] on track for launch in this holiday season". The finan꧂cial presentation also confirmed that there are "no major issues in game software development" either.&💦nbsp;
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