On Reddit, clients who dove into the source code for Sony’s direct.playstation.com, the organization’s equipment retail site, found new references to the PlayStation 5 that appear to demonstrate that Sony will restrict PlayStation 5 requests to one unit for each.
As indicated by client u/Kgarvey, source code in the PlayStation Direct site uncovered a mistake message that could show up if clients endeavor to arrange more than one PS5 comforts through the site. Games Creed checked the source code and can affirm its reality.
Sony recently constrained one comfort for every family unit when it put the PlayStation 4 up for pre-request, so this isn’t especially new for the organization. What is diverse this time around is the way Sony will sell two distinct forms of the PS5 yet will keep the one for every family rule. Which means you can just request the PS5 or PS5 advanced, however not both simultaneously.
So regardless of whether you’re wanting to arrange both a physical and digital PS5 support, there’s an opportunity you won’t have the option to do it from the PlayStation Direct site. In spite of the fact that nothing is preventing you from requesting a second PS5 from another retailer.
Different references in the source code uncovered another mark Sony might add to PS4 games that show that they’re PS5-good. This new mark could be utilized to demonstrate which PS4 games are in reverse perfect with the PS5, yet client u/Kgarvey additionally proposes it could be utilized to show if equipment like controllers is forward compatible.
Sony could be wanting to sell the PS5 legitimately to clients, however since there are as of now item pages for the PS5 live on locales like Amazon, Best Buy, and more probable methods the PS5 pre-orders won’t be restrictive to Sony’s store.
The organization likewise said that clients will be given a lot of notice before the PS5 goes up for pre-request, so when pre-orders do in the end go live clients will ideally have a lot of data on when and where they can put in their development requests.
