PS5 Pro announcement stream - when the PS5 Technical Presentation starts and how to watch it
Sep. 9, 2024It looks like we’re just a short time away from finally getting the PS5 Pro reveal
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Everybody’s expecting aPS5 Proannouncement stream now thatSonyhas announced a PS5 Technical Presentation, and there are plenty of good reasons why. The event is now less than 24 hours away, so if you’re not sure where to tune in, just keep scrolling - we’ve got you covered.
Rumors of the PS5 Pro’s imminent debut have been circulating for ages, but they heated up in a big way a few weeks ago when one leaker published an alleged mock-up of the unannounced console’s design. Then, just last week, Sony started promoting PlayStation’s 30th anniversary witha piece of promo art featuring what appeared to be a new PS5 design- a design that perfectly matched the previous PS5 Pro leak.
PS5 Pro announcement stream start time
The PS5 Technical Presentation kicks off at 8am PDT / 11am EDT / 4pm BST. It’s set to be just nine minutes long, so if you want to tune in live you’ll need to have your snacks ready to go. (Here’s hoping Cerny dumbs it down for us laymen this time around.)
You can watch the PS5 Technical Presentation on theofficial PlayStation YouTube channel. Sony’s offered no word on it streaming via other video platforms. We’ve included an embed of thatYouTubevideo above, so you can simply bookmark this page and come back when that start time hits.
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