Sony says it has increased the price of its PlayStation 5 console in markets in Europe, Britain, Australia and New Zealand.
The Japanese technology and entertainment conglomerate says a "challenging economic environment" is behind the move, citing inflation and fluctuating exchange rates.
The price of a PlayStation 5 console without a disc has risen to 499.99 euros (US$569.59), the company says.
The same device will cost £429.99 (US$566.90) in Britain. According to Reuters, this is an 11% and 10% hike in prices, respectively.
Customers in New Zealand and Australia will see a rise in the price of the same console, along with a standard PS5 with a Blu-ray drive.
The company says there will be some price rises in the Middle East and Africa region, without giving details.
- bbc
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