The PlayStation 5 merch is inexplicably bad

While much of the gamer community is waiting to be able to see a PlayStation 5 in their living room, Sony has tried to tame the tempers by releasing a series of items inspired by the highly anticipated console. From simple white tees to mugs, the PlayStation 5 merch is the exact definition of disappointment, a set of simple and banal ideas that clash with the hype built around the Sony home console.

No Travis Scott for now, but a $ 350 ski suit and a $ 180 bomber jacket are two of the weirdest items Sony has sold in its store alongside an all-too-similar Last of Us inspired jacket. to anything made by Carhartt. If the generic and somewhat cheap design doesn't scare you, there are the prices that make this mech decidedly unattractive for anyone.

In the era of collabs and hype at all costs, it becomes almost inexplicable that a giant like Sony has decided to accompany the launch of its console (which cannot be found in the store on launch day due to too many requests) with a generic and far from standard merch. seen in the last period. We just have to hope for Travis Scott and his three-way collaboration with Sony and Nike, already anticipated by La Flame with a video and a new pair of PlayStation branded Dunks already highly anticipated by fans. If McDonald's did school, Sony hasn't taken notes for now.