For PlayStation's 30th anniversary, PS5 has gotten a new update, with a new start-up screen, and themes and sounds based on classic consoles.

On December 3, 1994, the first Sony PlayStation was made available to Japanese consumers. Australians would have to wait nearly a year for local release. Thirty years on and PlayStation is celebrating the milestone by letting users take a wander down memory lane with old PS designs.

Sony is giving gamers a surprise shot of nostalgia to celebrate PlayStation’s 30th anniversary — and not just the retro hardware that sold out in a flash. A software update pushed on Monday adds the classic boot screen and themes for each generation of console hardware.