Following its global announcement of increased PlayStation 5 prices, Sony has now confirmed new pricing in Southeast Asia, including in Malaysia. Both variants of the console are RM200 more expensive than before, meaning that even the cheapest model now starts a smidge over RM2,000.
The new prices of the PS5 are:
Percentage-wise, the Digital Edition is 10.7% costlier than before, while the price of the disc drive model has gone up by 8.7%. That’s smack in the middle of the worldwide price increases, which range between four per cent and 23.8% for the Digital Edition. The revised figures come into effect immediately.
As for the rest of the region, they are:
Sony previously said that while the increases were necessary to offset the economy’s impact on its business, its main priority continues to be improving the PS5’s dire supply situation “so that as many players as possible can experience everything that PS5 offers.”
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