Sony has announced a limited edition collection of PS5 consoles and accessories to celebrate PlayStation's 30th anniversary. The PlayStation 30th Anniversary Collection is set to be released on November 21 with preorders starting on September 26.

Sony might be taking the first leap in the UK, but this is one of the few accessories that will be available via other retailers today - check these stores to avoid the queue:

PlayStation Direct will be the only retailer taking pre-orders today (the lone exception will be the DualSense 30th Anniversary Edition, which will be available at “participating retailers), so make sure you have a PlayStation Network account set up (and if you don't go make one, right now), and then follow our live updates.

Cutting to it, you can now get into the 30th Anniversary DualSense - as well as all for wider 'regular' PS5 Pro pre-orders and the rest of the PlayStation 30th Anniversary pre-orders. Price: $79.99 / £69.99

Mashable reached out to Sony to find out whether the company expects the PS5 Pro to sell out quickly at launch since initial availability is limited to one retailer, and if it had any plans to avoid inventory shortages. At the time of writing, we hadn't heard back.

It was quite the week in gaming, from impossible-to-secure pre-orders of the newly announced PS5 Pro, to huge sales on major Capcom and Xbox games, to confirmation about which of your Dragon Age choices will carry over to Veilguard.

The PlayStation 5 Pro has yet to be launched but scalpers are already swooping up pre-order slots and re-selling the device for a premium Priced at RM3,849, pre-orders for are the PS5 Pro currently open on the Sony website and are set to ship on 7 November.

PlayStation 5 Pro 30th Anniversary bundles went on sale earlier this week, although only a limited number of units were available.