A plush of the PS2? Of the actual console? You better believe it.
Indeed, the groundbreaking Sony gadget you’ve been anticipating is about to hit the market as a lavish pillow version. To clarify, I must emphasize that this item is purely a cushion – devoid of any hidden disc drives or similar components.
This plush toy stands quite tall at about 16.5 inches and is expected to retail for $30. As of now, it can only be pre-ordered via the US store BigBadToyStore, with an estimated release date sometime in December 2025.
It’s important to mention that the soft toy is manufactured by Banprestro, which is a subsidiary of Bandai Namco responsible for toys. Therefore, it’s reasonable to suppose that this plush toy might be an official PlayStation product, although it doesn’t appear on any of Sony’s online marketplaces at this time. We’ll keep you posted if we discover more information.
To be straightforward, we believe there’s significant potential for profit in this area. We’re not entirely convinced that every console design would translate perfectly into plush toys, but there’s a peculiar sense of nostalgia about it all that feels quite appealing. Moreover, the original PS2’s distinctive style is undeniably iconic.
How about the ‘Super Big Plush PS2′? Are you looking forward to it becoming more accessible? Take a relaxation break and share your thoughts below.
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2025-07-08 17:06