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Sony Confirms PS5 Memory Supply Through March 2027, No Price Hikes

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Sony confirms PS5 memory supply through March 2027 and rules out price hikes, while noting potential profit impacts from first- party title roadmap adjustments.

Sony Confirms PS5 Memory Supply Through March 2027, No Price Hikes
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Sony has confirmed that it has secured enough memory to meet its projected sales volume for the through the end of fiscal year 2026. This supply chain assurance matters to buyers because it removes the risk of hardware shortages delaying access to upcoming titles. The company also stated that there are no further price increases planned for the console before March 2027.

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Sony has confirmed it has secured enough memory to meet its projected sales volume for the PlayStation 5 through the end of fiscal year 2026.

Sony confirms PS5 memory supply through March 2027 and rules out price hikes

The PlayStation 5 remains a central pillar of Sony's hardware strategy as it approaches the launch of its most anticipated exclusive game. Grand Theft Auto 6 will launch on November 19 exclusively on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles at release. The company noted that adjustments to its first-party title roadmap for the fiscal year ending in March 2027 may impact profits, though it did not specify which game was delayed.

Sony's hardware profitability for fiscal year 2026 is expected to remain similar to fiscal year 2025. The base model of the PlayStation 5 is currently priced at $599.99, which represents a $200 increase from its original launch price. The company emphasized that this pricing structure will hold steady through the end of the fiscal period.

Investors and players should note that Sony's profit may face negative impacts from adjustments to its first-party title roadmap for fiscal year 2026. The company mentioned these adjustments but did not confirm which specific game has been delayed or pushed back from its original March 31, 2027, release window. This uncertainty contrasts with the clear supply and pricing commitments made for the hardware itself.

We looked at the last PlayStation 5 update, where several of the same balance and stability themes came up. Sony confirmed it has secured sufficient memory to meet projected sales volumes through the fiscal year ending in March 2027 and plans to maintain hardware profitability similar to the previous year. The company stated there are no further price increases planned for the PlayStation 5 before March 2027, while noting that the base model is currently priced at $599.99.

Source: TweakTown

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