Jason Schreier from Kotaku reports similar and wrote as much in his article on PlayStation skipping E3 - that the PlayStation 5 is likely set for a late 2020 holiday release, putting its potential launch seven years after the Novemrelease of the PlayStation 4.

This rumor, let's call it, lines up to the casual, unofficial talk of the town we've heard. As for a PlayStation 5 release date? Approximately a year and a half from now.

The reveals continue, explaining that the current plan is similar to the 2013 PS4 reveal - an initial, limited reveal event mid-year with the full showcase at PSX 2019. But the account goes on to say that PlayStation Experience event will return next year with the purpose of showcasing what's next for the brand - that's where Sony's focus is right now since they've published most of their major PS4 exclusives and don't have any more new ones to reveal. RuthenCookie also claims that the PS5, described as a 'monster,' is the reason why and that a lot of developers already have PS5 dev kits, something we already knew. Reddit user RuthenicCookie interestingly first revealed the information that Sony would announce PlayStation skipping E3 2019 the day before it actually happened. Related: List of Developers Already Working on PlayStation 5 Games

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