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2025-01-30 18:53:04| Engadget

Back in December, Sony announced the limited availability of PS5 themes that captured the retro-goodness of old-school PlayStation consoles. That availability window closes at the end of January, which is a bummer, but the company just said that the classic PlayStation, PS2, PS3 and PS4 limited-time console themes will be coming back in the months ahead. Theres no specific time frame here, as Sony notes that it has to do some work behind the scenes to make this happen. However, its good to know that January 31 will not spell the end for these nostalgic themes. Thank you for the fantastic response to the classic PlayStation, PS2, PS3, and PS4 limited-time console themes, which will be leaving tomorrow. Due to the positive response on these 4 themes, were doing some work behind the scenes to bring these special designs back in the pic.twitter.com/KYk5DHQ3wO PlayStation (@PlayStation) January 30, 2025 The bad news? Those hoping that the positive response to the four retro themes would lead to Sony making more unique backgrounds could be out of luck. The company said there arent plans to create additional themes in the future. There goes my dream of a PSP theme, complete with those cute bubbles. Sony first introduced these themes to celebrate the PlayStations 30th birthday. The company also took this opportunity to sell limited-edition PS5 consoles that look like the original 1995 machine. As expected, they sold out in a flash. It did something similar ten years ago for the consoles 20th birthday.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/playstation/sonys-retro-ps5-themes-are-disappearing-but-not-forever-175304974.html?src=rss


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