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Even with the PS5 on the market, the PS4 is still an essential console in Sony's history, and frankly, it still performs incredibly well when put alongside its next-gen companion. However, you will struggle to find a PS4 brand new these days. You’ll have to opt for the PS4 Slim since even the PS4 Pro has been discontinued . The original PS4's release date was November 15, 2013, in North America and 29 November 2013, in Europe, and it won the hearts and minds of many. Since then, it’s proven to be a massive success for Sony, selling tens of millions of units. That’s at least partly because the PS4 is a console with a fantastic and still-growing library of games. It’s the home of some seriously generation-defining exclusives like The Last of Us Part 2 and Marvel's Spider-Man . But it’s also now a last-generation bit of kit. As time goes on, Sony is discontinuing models, and they are becoming harder to find brand new. If you’re not overly concerned with having the latest ...

Even with the PS5 on the market, the PS4 is still an essential console in Sony's history, and frankly, it still performs incredibly well when put alongside its next-gen companion. However, you will struggle to find a PS4 brand new these days. You’ll have to opt for the PS4 Slim since even the PS4 Pro has been discontinued . The original PS4's release date was November 15, 2013, in North America and 29 November 2013 in Europe and it won the hearts and minds of many from the word go. Since then, it’s proven to be a massive success for Sony, selling tens of millions of units. That’s at least partly because the PS4 is a console with a fantastic and still-growing library of games. It’s the home of some seriously generation-defining exclusives like The Last of Us Part 2 and Marvel's Spider-Man . But it’s also now a last-generation bit of kit. As time goes on, Sony is discontinuing models and they are becoming harder to find brand new. If you’re not overly concerned with havi...