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Rumor: Bulgarian Retailer Leaks God Of War PS4 Pro Bundle
Considering how much Sony is staking on Kratos this coming April, it wouldn't be much of a surprise to see the god of war get his own PS4 Pro bundle. It turns out that this might indeed be the case with a leaked image from Bulgarian retailer Ozone, which lists the alleged bundle coming with a limited edition 1TB model and a copy of God of War.
While there's no image of the rumored console's design, a prototype image of the box is shown next to the listing. You can view it below.
[Source: Gearnuke via Push Square on Twitter]
Our Take
Even based on the assumption that this is real, it can't be assumed that this bundle would be coming to other countries, much like the Monster Hunter: World Rathalos PS4 Pro. However, considering that bundle was unexpectedly announced for the US and Canada weeks before the game's release, it stands to reason that a broader release for this hypothetical bundle is far more likely. Ash grey color scheme with Krato's red tattoo across the console, Sony? Please?
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