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The files are thus present on the PS5 console at the official release on November 19.

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Key facts

  • The files are thus present on the PS5 console at the official release, on November 19. The first part then starts without any download wait.
  • The appeal of the offer lies in the title’s availability schedule, which makes it possible to install it ahead of the official commercial release.
  • The code arrives starting November 12. Preloading, which consists of downloading the game before its release, becomes possible from that day.

The files are thus present on the PS5 console at the official release, on November 19. The first part then starts without any download wait.

The appeal of the offer lies in the title’s availability schedule, which makes it possible to install it ahead of the official commercial release.

The code arrives starting November 12. Preloading, which consists of downloading the game before its release, becomes possible from that day.

In-store pickup is aimed at customers who prefer to collect their order on site. It is offered at more than 700 Leclerc outlets.

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What is Leclerc?

E.Leclerc is a French mass-retail chain, a cooperative of independent retailers, that also offers games and high-tech products; in-store pickup is available at more than 700 of its outlets.

What is the PS5?

The PlayStation 5 is Sony's home console: on the title's official release date, November 19, the files are already present on it, with no download wait.

What does preloading consist of?

It means downloading the game before it goes on sale, in this case as soon as the code is received from November 12, so the first session can be launched on release day.

Why is the availability schedule decisive?

The code arrives one week before the official release, which makes it possible to install in advance rather than wait until the day it goes on sale.

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