Sony has also announced the launch of a new National Hockey League 17 PlayStation 4 bundle in Canada, featuring the new slim PS4, National Hockey League 17, and a DualShock 4 for $379.99 CAD, also available to purchase on September 15th.
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On top of just general marketing, a “PlayStation 4 Persona 5 Starter Limited Pack”, is being released in Japan boasting a 1 TB version of the Slim, a copy of Persona 5 and a download code for an original PS4 them and avatar pack. The bundle not only grants the newest Playstation console one of the system’s best games, but also has a low enough price tag (299, fifty dollars lower than a regular Playstation 4, for now) that it’s a fairly good option for someone on a budget that needs a new Playstation 4. However, the price tags remain unknown. However, “Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare” will not be playable until its release on November 4.
Both versions will come with the new slim PS4, the game and a DualShock controller.
With the PlayStation 4 Pro out in November and the Slim out next week, what will become of the old PlayStation 4 bundles? Meanwhile on November 15, 1 TB “Watch Dogs 2” bundle will be offered, which includes “Watch Dogs 2” and “Watch Dogs” on Blu-Ray discs, 1 TB PS4 Slim. As well as being slimmer, Sony has chose to veer away from the angular, sleek look of the launch PS4 console and has instead gone with a curvy design, with rounded corners at each side.
The vertical stand for PS4 Slim and PS4 Pro.
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Meanwhile, it is important to note that PS4 Slim is basically a replacement of the current PS4 model.
