After months of anticipation, the PlayStation 5 will finally go on sale next month.
While the main version of the console is predominantly white, new leaked images suggest that an all black version could be on its way.
The images were shared on the weekend, and show all-black versions of the DualSense controller.
Twitter user @welltest789 shared the images on Twitter, where they've garnered lots of attention from eager fans.
One user replied: “This is likely a pre-production *white* controller. Note it has no screen printing/markings yet, it has the same product code as the white controller, and the product code ends in a 'W'. White plastic is a pain, it would be no surprise they did that last or not for a test run.”
Another added: “The white looks better to me.”
And one joked: “This looks like someone just took the white one and spray painted it black.”
While Sony is yet to comment on the rumours, back in June the tech giant teased that gamers can expect several PS5 special editions in the future, including the much-requested matte or glossy black finish.
Thankfully, there’s not long to wait before keen fans can get their hands on the PlayStation 5 themselves.
The official release date is November 12, with fans in the US, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand South Korea able to get their hands on the console on that date.
However, it’s not good news for British PlayStation fans, who will have to wait another week to buy the PS5.
The official UK release date is November 19.
In terms of pricing, the PlayStation 5 is priced at £449.99/ $499.99 / AU$749.95, and the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition is slightly cheaper at $399.99 / £359.99 / AU$749.95.
