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Being a PlayStation gamer is getting more expensive
Sony has increased the price of its PS5 console in Australia, just weeks after increase its PlayStation Plus subscription.
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News
Sony has increased the price of its PS5 console in Australia, just weeks after increase its PlayStation Plus subscription.
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