The year is 2136, and itās a beautiful day in New London. As a keen user of what your great-grandfather used to call āthe video gamesā youāre about to purchase a PlayStation 10 to spend some time with on your government-mandated 12 minutes holiday from work. You download the PS10 in a split second, directly to your brain. It costs £9,299. This is all possible because back in October 2019 ā before the gluten wars, before the vape mines ā Sony Interactive Entertainment trademarked the PS6, PS7, PS8, PS9 and PS10 in Japan.
Gematsu caught the details of these futuristic console trademarks, along with the weirdly-way-more-fascinating news that Bandai Namco has also trademarked āMen’sāParty.ā The party for men, we assume. A casual Google search for āMenās Partyā delivers a prominent picture of Ryan Gosling in a tux. Perhaps he will be there, at the party for men.
The PS5, meanwhile, will be knocking at the door in 2020. BYOB.
Wireframe #25 is out now