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Everyone’s waiting up for the PS5, but it seems that Sony decides to future-proof themselves with trademarks galore.
The interactive entertainment division has filed trademarks for PS6, PS7, PS8, PS9, and PS10 in Japan to secure its future PlayStation platform names (via piercesword). This is standard for the company since they’ve been doing this for a long while.
- “PS” (trademarked in 2000, released in 1994)
- “PS2” (trademarked in 1999, released in 2000)
- “PS3” (trademarked in 2005, released in 2006)
- “PS4” (trademarked in 2006, released in 2013)
- “PS5” (trademarked in 2006, released in 2020)
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