Several fans have spotted the design in the recent logo, which matches an alleged description of the long-rumored console.
The number was revealed during a presentation at Team Asobi last month, so it's unknown if plans have changed since then.
Armor Penetration has also seen a rework, while several enemies like the Hulk, Impaler, Devastator, and Gunship are getting nerfed.
The upcoming platformer currently holds a Metacritic score of 94, which is the highest for any new full game release this year.
Astro's first full-fledged console rescue mission is a rousing success.
After the hero shooter's recent dismally failed launch, Sony and Firewalk have announced they will be refunding all sales as they take the game offline.
The hero shooter has sold 15,000 units on PlayStation and 10,000 on PC, as per industry analyst Simon Carless.
Astro Bot's development team at Team Asobi talks about the process of working on the platformer in the first instalment of a new behind-the-scenes series of videos.
Sony and Team Asobi's highly anticipated platformer will launch for the PlayStation 5 on September 6, with reviews going live a day earlier.
Team Asobi's 3D platformer will launch on September 6th for PS5, with free post-launch content arriving by the end of the year.
Contrary to recent reports, Black Myth: Wukong's Xbox release wasn't delayed due to technical issues, but due to an exclusivity deal with Sony.
Team Asobi's 3D platformer will receive free DLC after launching on September 6th for PS5, though the extent of support is unknown.
The upgraded console reportedly has three black stripes on its outer plate. It's also slightly thicker than the PS5 Slim.
WB Games' multiplayer title debuts on day one for the subscription service, with all three titles going live on September 3rd.
Team Asobi's Nicolas Doucet also reiterates that the platformer has a "zero percent" chance of being ported to PS VR2.
There's much to discover by revisiting areas, completing quests, and traveling off the beaten path in Game Science's action RPG.
Sony has announced yet another increase for PS5 prices in Japan, with the console seeing a price increase of ¥13,000 starting September 2.
Even without everything against it, Firewalk Studios' entry in the live-service hero shooter genre fundamentally underwhelms.
Firewalk Studios' hero shooter launches to dismal player numbers and a noticeable lack of interest. Here's potentially why.
Though since pulled, Sony could be preparing to announce a definite release date for Studio Gobo's action-adventure title.
