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PlayStation consoles get massive price hikes across the board

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Prasad 28 March 2026

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Sony has announced substantial price hikes for its PlayStation consoles across all the major regions. These are the biggest price hikes we have seen so far, with a straightforward $100 increase in the US market.

PlayStation consoles get massive price hikes across the board

According to the company's blog post, which lists all the updated prices, there is "continued pressures in the global economic landscape". These do seem to happen quite regularly to Sony, as the company cited something similar last year when it increased PlayStation prices, as well as in 2022 when it also increased PlayStation prices.

The following are the new prices for PlayStation devices in various regions:

PlayStation 5 PlayStation 5 Digital Edition PlayStation 5 Pro PlayStation Portal
U.S $649.99 $599.99 $899.99 $249.99
U.K. £569.99 £519.99 £789.99 £219.99
Europe €649.99 €599.99 €899.99 €249.99
Japan ¥97,980 ¥89,980 ¥137,980 ¥39,980

The new prices will come in effect starting April 2, 2026.

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  • Osiris
  • JhV
  • 07 Apr 2026

Yep, Nintendo is better, Sony is evil

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  • 70d
  • 04 Apr 2026

As far as I know, Nintendo doesn't brick consoles. Nintendo bans consoles whose users violate the terms of service from accessing online service. Some people probably don't understand what brick means. When a device is bricked, it means tha...

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  • TheAlienNextDoor
  • 0mU
  • 03 Apr 2026

Are you on Nintendo's payroll or do you have barely half a dozen braincells left? Nintendo being the most anti-consumer gaming company (and maybe even company in general) in the world is known far and wide. Even my dog is in the known. Nintend...

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