Sony PS3 Golf 5 Bundles hit Japan

Jun 20 2007, 7:40am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sony announces Sony PS3 console bundled with Golf 5. Sony offers the 60GB (CECH-AMG) and 20GB Sony PS3 (CECH-BMG) with the new golf game.

The bundles come in specially designed packaging. The price for the 60GB Sony PS3 bundle is 61,980 Yen (~$501) and for the 20GB its 51,980 (~$420).
The 60GB PS3 sells for 67,780 yen on the Japanese Amazon site. So the price is actually lower and includes a game. The Sony PS3 Golf 5 bundles start shipping on July 26th.
It is not known at this point if Sony plans such bundles outside of Japan.
Via this Sony Playstation press-release (Japanese).

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