This isn't the first Sony has used the intoxicating power of nostalgia to tempt its customers to part with their hard-earned cash; a decade ago it released a 20th-anniversary variant of the PS4, again resplendent in PS1 clothing.

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After the initial PS5 Pro reveal inflamed online gaming groups, Sony has managed to calm the waters with its PS5 Pro 30th Anniversary Collection. A Limited Edition version of the exorbitantly priced console designed after the glorious OG PlayStation, the nostalgia goggles have worked their magic once again.