SUP3R5 has cancelled all orders of its custom black PS5 consoles following alleged threats to the third-party company and those behind the attractive redesign.
Prior to cancellation, 300 of the custom consoles had been pre-ordered by customers in North America for the expensive asking price of $649, but now all of these have been taken away until further notice.
“Last night, our team began receiving credible threats to their safety,” the firm said in a statement.
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