You know it, we know it, Sony knows it -- PlayStation 5 will be revealed in the coming weeks. It feels like everyone is holding their breath in anticipation of a first glimpse at the next-gen console, and all signs point to a reveal event in February. The PS4 was unveiled at its own event back in 2013, and Sony will be planning to replicate that with PS5.
A newly discovered trademark, spotted by the ever-vigilant crew at LetsGoDigital, sees the platform holder registering the PS5 in Switzerland. This trademark was filed just yesterday, 27th January 2020, and the aforementioned site reasons it could be another sign the console will be shown off very soon. It makes sense to us, and tracks with all we've heard from various places over the last few months.
What do you reckon? Is Sony getting its ducks in a row ahead of finally shining a light on PS5, or does this have nothing to do with it? Sound off in the comments below.
[source nl.letsgodigital.org]
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So why did they trademark ps6,7,8,9,10 last year but ps5 only now?
@JJ2 Because hindsight is 2020
The sooner we know more the better, I’m becoming sick of all the speculation and rumours!
At this point, I wouldnt be surprised if nothing happened in February.
hop suisse.....................................hop suisse
This means nothing. This is a cross filing of a similar application made in October 2019 in another market. This happens all the time, companies file trademarks in one country, and they are allowed within a year to refile to other countries using that initial filing as the priority date of original filing. In other words, only that priority date matters. The date of this filing is incidental.
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