Last week, it was Xbox's turn, and now we have a price for the new PlayStation. Sony has set a $400/$500 split for the Digital Edition vs. standard PS5, charging $100 extra for the privilege of a disc drive for physical media. If you need a reason to splash for the disc version, look no further than the new $70 benchmark for many new titles -- disc games might be a little easier to find used or on sale. Retailers like Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and GameStop started taking pre-orders shortly after Sony's event ended, but if you missed out on the first wave, keep checking back -- a few people have reported success hours after they supposedly sold out. Assuming you can secure a day-one purchase, you can expect it to see it November 12th in the US, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea, before the PS5 launches everywhere else on November 19th.