We’ve been talking about the still unreleased PlayStation 5 Pro for quite some time now, an upgraded version of the PS5 that hit the market at the end of 2020, and which, despite not meeting Sony’s most optimistic predictions, won the console war in the current generation. It is not for nothing that we learned more than a year ago that the sales of the PS5 managed to double compared to the Xbox series, which in turn caused rumors to spread about the future of the Microsoft console.

Originally, based on rumors, Sony was expected to introduce the PlayStation 5 Pro at the end of last year, but in the end, the Japanese technology company decided to “dose” its versions of the generation in the middle of the life cycle, presenting only the PS5 Slim, which, as we told you back then ( and we told you earlier thanks to leaks), it turns out that he is not so Slim. This strategy led for several months to Rumors have abounded suggesting that the PS5 Pro project has been scrapped.

However, the leaked information did not point in this direction. Instead, the most likely hypothesis has become that Sony has reserved the launch of the PlayStation 5 Pro to determine the half of the current generation. And given that speculation to that effect suggests that the generational change will take place at the end of 2028, and that new rumors have surfaced in recent months, It seems more and more likely that it will be launched this year.

We’re still going without official confirmation, of course, but it’s likely that the Japanese tech company has confirmed it unofficially. As? Well, I’m going back to the ground he left a few years ago, because, as we read, Sony will attend the Tokyo Game Show 2024, which is supposed to be the PlayStation 5 Pro announcement event. And why do we think that? Sony hasn’t been attending the Tokyo Game Show since 2019. That means they seem to have an important announcement planned.

In other circumstances, especially if the launch of a particularly anticipated title was expected, we might think that Sony would attend TGS 2024 to show it off, but this is not the case, and we must add that the company has significantly reduced its presence at trade fairs and events a few years ago, which reinforces the theory that it will be this fair that will take place from 26 to 29 Septemberwill be the frame chosen to finally have official confirmation, as well as price and release date, PlayStation 5 Pro.