In the past few weeks and months, the rumor mill has hounded the Playstation 5 Pro and Playstation 5 Slim, but reliable information is still not available. Now the first “PS5 Slim” image is said to have surfaced, which is supposed to show a new, not so “thin” revision of the game console.
In the past few weeks and months, potential Playstation 5 Pro and Playstation 5 Slim have been hit by the rumor mill and editors, but really reliable information is still not available. Now an image of the upcoming “PS5 Slim” has reportedly debuted, which is supposed to show a new, not so “slim” (“CFI-2016”) revision of the game console.
Thinness does not necessarily mean thinness
After journalist Andrew Marmo (@tweet), who previously worked at Video Games Chronicle (“VGC”) and Wire Productions, shared the first image on Twitter that supposedly shows the CFI-2016 remake of the Playstation 5 (aka “PS5 Slim”), also reporting to the Playstation developer. and reverse engineering @tweet Speaking confirmed that he has a video of this model.
Caution is still warranted
The original information as well as the image are taken from a forum a9vg.org It cannot be verified at this time. Sony itself hasn’t said a word about a new review, let alone the PS5 Slim or PS5 Pro. Therefore, rumors should be treated with caution.
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source: Andrew Marmo via Twitter, a9vg.org

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