In case you don’t already know; images of Sony’s upcoming, yet announced PlayStation 4 slim console leaked on the internet last night via an ad on the UK classifieds and community website Gumtree, which was of course, created to attract buyers towards the purchase of the console. Now, thanks to the person who didn’t spare any time in procuring the slimmer, redesigned version of Sony’s eighth generation video game console, and Eurogamer, we have a boot up video and some more images of the system confirming its legitimacy.

Eurogamer Confirms the PlayStation 4 Slim is Real With a Boot Up Video - New Images Show the Console Sitting Next to Standard PlayStation 4

　　https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2cIwkg7OVQ

　　We also have some images that show the PlayStation 4 slim sitting next to, and on top of the currently available standard white PlayStation 4, courtesy of Twitter user shortmaneighty2, who now owns the console. It isn’t as slim as Xbox One S is compared to the standard Xbox One console, but of course, PlayStation 4 is already quite sleek. You can check out the new images below.

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　　Soon after the leak last night, The Wall Street Journal published a report suggesting we will get to see not one, but two new consoles next month at Sony’s PlayStation Meeting. The second console, according to the site’s source, is a new model of standard PlayStation 4 console (Read more about it here). The first one is, of course, the highly anticipated PlayStation Neo, the mid-generational hardware upgrade that is expected to deliver true 4K gaming and high-quality VR experience.

　　This PlayStation 4 Slim shouldn’t come as much of a surprise, as it is a typical hardware redesign that console manufacturers introduce after few years into the console cycle. It will be, however, interesting to see how Sony will manage to space out the launches of PlayStation 4 slim, and the upgraded, more powerful PlayStation Neo, which is rumored to launch later this year to support PlayStation VR. According to the seller, the streamlined hardware will launch on September 14; we will have to see.