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PlayStation 5 May Launch in India at the Same Time as Its International Launch By Techtonic group If you are excited about the upcoming PlayStation console launch, this news will probably make you even more excited. According to new reports, Sony may be launching the PS5 in India at the same time as its international launch. For those unaware, the Japanese giant has usually launched its consoles in India a while after their international availability. However, that is probably not going to be the case this year. Along with that good news, which comes courtesy of The Mako Reactor, there's also some bad news to go. Reportedly, a Delhi retailer has hinted that the price of the PS5 is going to be pretty high.  "We wanted to list the PS5 on our social channels a few months ago,"  says the retailer.  "No price has been given to us and we just wanted to do this so customers could tell us if they’re interested. However Sony India told us it would be on the expens...

Call of Duty: WWII Now Free for PlayStation Plus Subscribers By techtonic group Sony is making  Call of Duty: WWII  available for free to PlayStation Plus subscribers. The  game is available to download starting today  if you're subscribed to PlayStation Plus. As announced on PlayStation's official Twitter handle, the game is part of the monthly PS Plus games lineup. It will be  available until the 6th of July . Sony will reveal the entire lineup for June later this week. PlayStation ✔ @PlayStation PS Plus members: Call of Duty: WWII is part of the monthly games lineup for June, and will be available for download starting May 26. We’ll share additional details of our monthly lineup later this week. Enjoy! 27.3K 9:00 PM - May 25, 2020 Twitter Ads info and privacy 6,477 people are talking about this Originally released in 2017, Sledgehammer Games developed Call of Duty: WWII. The gam...

PlayStation 5 to Launch in October, Hints Sony Job Listing By Techtonic group Unlike Microsoft, which has been showing off the  Xbox Series X  over the last couple of months, Sony has been annoyingly quiet about the PlayStation 5 so far. The closest the company has come to revealing anything exciting about the  PS5 are the specs  we can expect in the next-gen console. Now, however, a new job listing seems to have confirmed that  Sony is planning on launching the PlayStation 5 in October  this year. Up until now, we only knew a 'Holiday 2020' release timeline for the PS5 (and the Xbox Series X, by the way), so this new piece of information is naturally attracting a lot of attention. The listing, which has since been removed, was for a global QCD overseer. QCD, by the way, stands for Quality, Cost, and Delivery. The job profile would make the person responsible for a lot of PS5 related work, including sourcing parts locally and globally. However, ...