Game Of The Year Winner ASTRO BOT PS5 Bundle Available Now!
PlayStation Australia is delighted to share that the PS5 console – ASTRO BOT Bundle and the PS5 Digital Edition – ASTRO BOT Bundle are out now! Available at select retailers, this bundle comes with a PlayStation 5 console and the award-winning ASTRO BOT game.
See below for more details:
Join ASTRO on a supersized space adventure – Winner of The Game Awards’ GAME OF THE YEAR.
When the PS5 mothership is attacked by ASTRO’s long-standing galactic nemesis, scrambling its wires and scattering the crew throughout space, only ASTRO can make things right! Setting off on his biggest mission yet, he needs your help to rescue the stranded crew and rebuild the mothership.
Make the most of ASTRO’s new power-ups, handcrafted to level up your immersion: from springy punches and rockets all the way to a giant sponge!
Buckle up for some epic PlayStation camaraderie, join forces with your favourite PlayStation icons and show the universe that small is mighty in this fresh new ASTRO adventure, exclusive to PS5 consoles!
PS5 console – ASTRO BOT Bundle
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RRP $724.95 AUD
PS5 Digital Edition – ASTRO BOT Bundle
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RRP $604.95 AUD
Includes:
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*ASTRO BOT full game voucher
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Wireless controller
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1TB SSD
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2 Horizontal Stand Feet
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HDMI cable
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AC power cord
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USB cable, printed materials
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ASTRO’s PLAYROOM (Pre-installed game)
While stocks last. Actual prices and discounts may vary.
For more information on ASTRO BOT, head to the PlayStation website here.
About the Author
Adrian Gunning Adrian lives in Melbourne Australia and has a huge passion for gaming, technology and pop culture. He recently finished his a Bachelor of Journalism and is currently focusing on games journalism. When not writing and playing video games, Adrian can be found in Comics 'R' Us debating the pros of the DC Universe and cons of the Marvel Universe.
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