Slight panic hit Sony fans as the next-gen version of what has been known as the PS3's Yellow Light of Death started to circulate online. First spotted by Videogame Scene, the image shows off what appears to be the PS4 with a red line of light on it.

In the report, the image was said to be taken from one of the demos for the PS4. But it also states that, while this PS4 console had been warm, the red light had disappeared after taking it out of the acrylic case in which it was enclosed in.

The supposed Red Line of Death isn't true, according to Sony boss Shuhei Yoshida (CREDIT: Videogame Scene)

Apparently, after this was done, the PS4's error message concerning the temperature of the console had disappeared, and the line of light returned to its blue state.

In response to fan queries, Shuhei Yoshida, Sony Worldwide boss, said in his Twitter that the red line of death is not true. Rather, it can be seen merely as a warning that overheating may be near. Of course, given the conditions wherein the red line was spotted, the fact that it was enclosed in a space with no breathing room may have played a very big factor.

(Credit to Videogame Scene for the image)

PS4's bundles now a bit cheaper with Amazon

If the alleged Red Light of Death doesn't scare you--undoubtedly, it's nothing to be scared of considering the two-second rest that it needed to get back in shape--you may want to still place your bundle orders, which are now cheaper through Amazon.

Videogamer has spotted a number of newly priced PS4 bundles on Amazon, with all six bundles coming in lower from anywhere between £5 and £20. This puts the prices at anywhere between $389 and $469.99 for the bundles.

The new PS4 bundles are the ones that have been officially announced by Sony, which include the game bundles featuring Killzone: Shadow Fall, Watch Dogs, Need for Speed: Rivals, FIFA 14, the PS4 Eye camera, and DualShock 4 controllers.

Check out the link from Videogamer for the complete list of PS4 game bundles.

Sing along with the PS4's newest commercial

Sony has also recently released its first-ever commercial, a 60-seconder that goes all cinematic and tune-y. Here you can see a couple of upcoming videogames for the PS4 including Killzone: Shadow Fall, DriveClub, and what could potentially be the Elder Scrolls Online due next year.

What do you think of Sony's first PS4 commercial? Epic or epic fail?

Along with the new commercial is the launch date for the Greatness Awaits website, which is now out and available for you to post your social media wants, needs, and hurts along with other Sony and PS4 fans.

"Who are you not to be great? Follow @PlayStation on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram and tag your photos and videos #GreatnessAwaits," invites Sony.

Click the link for the jump to Sony's Greatness Awaits and join the fans.

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