New Official $325 PlayStation Anniversary Book Slated for November Launch
· GlobeWire Daily Gaming Desk · Source: gamerant.com

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Sony is set to release a comprehensive chronicle of its console history titled 'PlayStation: The First 30 Years' this November. The release includes a standard edition and a premium, limited-run Deluxe Edition priced at $325.
What to Expect
This 400-page volume documents the development history of the PlayStation brand, featuring materials that have rarely been seen by the public, including:
- Early concept sketches and R&D prototypes.
- Unreleased hardware models.
- Behind-the-scenes development insights.
The Deluxe Edition
Limited to just 1,994 copies, the Deluxe Edition serves as a collector’s item for enthusiasts. It features:
- A specialized clamshell presentation box.
- Exposed book binding.
- A photographic print personally signed by original DualShock designer Teiyu Goto and photographer Benedict Redgrove.
Availability
While the project was originally announced in 2025 with a target of Spring 2026, the launch has been shifted to November. Fans looking to secure the Deluxe Edition are encouraged to visit Read Only Memory for pre-orders, though supply is strictly limited. A standard version of the book will also be available for $125 for those who miss out on the limited release.
Public reception has been mixed; while many fans are eager to explore the company's design heritage, others have voiced concerns regarding the shift away from physical media for PlayStation software. Despite these discussions, interest in the print edition remains high.
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