PlayStation Direct lists PS5 Fortnite bundle at $400 after price hike

Sony raised the price of its PlayStation 5 consoles on April 2, with the cheapest model now starting at an MSRP of $600. However, the Fortnite Flowering Chaos PS5 Bundle remains available on PlayStation Direct for the previous sale price of $400. The bundle features the all-digital edition without a disc drive and includes exclusive cosmetics for Fortnite.

Sony officially increased PlayStation 5 prices effective April 2. The new MSRP for the base model starts at $600, reflecting recent adjustments in console pricing. Despite the hike, PlayStation Direct continues to offer the Fortnite Flowering Chaos PS5 Bundle at $400, which Sony describes as providing savings of $200. This bundle pairs the disc-less digital console with PlayStation-exclusive cosmetics for Epic Games' Fortnite battle royale. GameStop previously listed the same bundle at $400 but shows it as out of stock. Retailers may be clearing existing inventory before aligning with the new pricing. The deal arrives ahead of Grand Theft Auto 6's launch later this year, which will not be available on PC at release and lacks a confirmed Nintendo Switch 2 port. Sony's move provides a narrow window for consumers seeking the console at the lower price point.

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Sony raises PS5 prices amid economic pressures starting April 2

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Sony Interactive Entertainment announced significant price increases for the PlayStation 5, PS5 Pro, and PlayStation Portal, effective April 2. The company cited continued pressures in the global economic landscape as the reason. Prices are rising in multiple regions including the US, UK, Europe, and Japan.

US sales of the PlayStation 5 nearly doubled in the week ending April 4, marking the console's best performance of 2026 so far. Consumers rushed to buy before Sony's announced price increases took effect. The surge came after Sony cited global economic pressures for raising prices by about $100 on its PS5 models.

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Sony has announced price increases for its PlayStation consoles in multiple East Asian markets, effective May 1. The hikes follow similar changes a month ago in the US, UK, Europe, and Japan. In South Korea, prices have risen by up to 43 percent from launch levels.

Sony has announced the April 2026 lineup for PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium tiers' Game Catalog, available starting April 21. Highlights include Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, Squirrel with a Gun, The Casting of Frank Stone, Monster Train, Football Manager 26 Console, The Crew Motorfest, and Warriors: Abyss, with Wild Arms 4 exclusive to Premium subscribers. Leaks from Dealabs accurately predicted several titles ahead of the official PlayStation Blog reveal.

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Sales estimates from Alinea Analytics indicate that 13 Xbox titles have surpassed 100,000 copies each on PlayStation 5. Forza Horizon 5 leads with 5.8 million units sold on the platform. The games have collectively generated $667 million in gross revenue for Microsoft.

In response to backlash following its March 25 announcement, Nintendo told IGN that US prices for physical first-party Switch 2 games remain unchanged at $69.99, while digital versions will be cheaper at $59.99—starting with Yoshi and the Mysterious Book on May 21. The policy reflects production costs and is not retroactive.

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