PlayStation is restocking its 30th anniversary collection today

Key takeaways

PlayStation has confirmed that it is restocking three items in its 30th Anniversary Collection today.
The PS5, DualSense, and DualSense Edge will all be back on PlayStation Direct starting at noon EST.
The Anniversary Pro Bundle and PlayStation Portal will not be restocked.

Items in the PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection have been popping up here and there on Amazon and other third-party retail sites throughout the week, but we now have official confirmation of the big one. PlayStation has additional stock of the PS5, DualSense, and DualSense Edge from its collection and will all be available for purchase in the US. from noon EST today.

If you missed confirmation from PlayStation that it was restocking select items in its Anniversary Collection until reading here, you're definitely not the only one. It's not like shouting it from the rooftops. It hasn't shared good news on social media either. It just added a small update to the store pages to ensure we'd note incoming restock and many of us did.

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Store pages for 30th Anniversary Slim PS5, DualSense, and DualSense Edge All have a note that even if products are out of stock, they should check again in hopes of getting a surprise restock to potential customers. Thursday, November 21, 2024 at 9 a.m. PST (noon EST). You are reading this on the day it was published today. If you haven't, by all means check out the links in the box below, but I have a feeling everything will sell out again within minutes of being restocked.

PlayStation is restocking some of its 30th anniversary collection today

Another chance to buy PS5, DualSense, and DualSense Edge

Playstation 30th anniversary ps5 dualsense controller. — Via Playstation

Consoles and regular DualSense are regularly restocked on PlayStation and elsewhere. However, I believe this is the first time the DualSense edge has been restocked since pre-orders initially went live. Not only is it a testament to how much people want from this limited edition range, the Edge is an expensive accessory at $220, but that's $20 more than the regular Edge.

PS5 Digital 30th Anniversary Bundle

Part of the PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection, the digital version of the PS5 has been given a gray makeover to resemble the original PlayStation console. The bundle includes the console, a compatible DualSense controller, and a gray disc drive cover.
PlayStation 30th Anniversary DualSense Edge

The DualSense Edge is a high-end version of the PS5's regular controller, and like the console itself and various other accessories, it's been given a PS1-style makeover to celebrate PlayStation's 30th anniversary.
PlayStation 30th Anniversary DualSense

DualSense comes in a variety of colors, but this PS1 makeover for PlayStation's 30th anniversary might be the most popular to date. Along with the gray shell, the face buttons are the OG colors and the home button is the original PlayStation logo.

The two items in the Anniversary Collection that don't have a November 21 restock tag are the PS5 Pro Bundle and the PlayStation Portal. The bundle was limited to 12,300 units and will almost certainly never be restocked. It's a shame that Portal also seems to be gone for good, especially after this week's update that allows you to play select games on the accessory without tethering it to the PS5.

Restocks are also happening in other countries, but at different times. In the UK, for example, items are restocked at 9am GMT.

I say this every time, because there's always a very real chance it's true, but this restoration, more than any that's come before it, could be the last. Today is release day for the 30th Anniversary Collection which means those who snagged pre-orders are finally getting their hands on the PS1-style goods they bought. PlayStation looks to restock in-demand pre-order products on release day, so consoles and controllers return to PlayStation Direct later today.