PlayStation has officially delayed the launch of its Flex Strike fight stick indefinitely, which was due to arrive on August 6.
It sounds as if some problem or fault may have been found with the Flex Strike and, well, PlayStation simply cannot afford any bad press now with their Digital products announcement.
Unless details change, the Flex Strike fight stick is due to cost £179 in the UK, and can still be pre-ordered from PlayStation Direct.
But problems still lie ahead for PlayStation with its announcement that it will no longer be producing discs for games, which subscribers are starting to rebel against. Users are now threatening not to renew their PlayStation subscription in protest over the no-disc decision.
Nothing’s going right with Sony and the PlayStation Network currently. Just keep the discs, Sony.
PlayStation had a major upcoming hardware launch that’s been postponed, and whilst it continues to face heavy backlash for its all-digital policy from 2028, it’s rock bottom for Sony.
PlayStation said that a major upcoming hardware launch has been put back, and it continues to face heavy backlash for its new all-digital policy.
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