New PlayStation hardware charms come with biscuits shaped like controller buttons
A new line of collectible “shokugan,” or “food toys,” has been announced by the Japanese manufacturer Bandai, which will feature a nostalgic lineup of miniature PlayStation hardware.
“Shokugan” is a popular style of collectible in Japan, where a small toy or other item is bundled with a piece of candy or a snack.
The new “PlayStation – Miniature Charm with Biscuits” is a tribute to the classic era of the PlayStation, and it features a collection of eleven different, highly detailed miniature charms.
The charms are based on the iconic hardware of the original PlayStation and the PlayStation 2.
The lineup includes a miniature of the original PlayStation console, its controller, and its memory card, as well as a miniature of the PlayStation 2, its DUALSHOCK 2 controller, and its memory card.
Other famous hardware, such as the translucent “Crystal” DUALSHOCK controller and the PocketStation, are also part of the collection.
The full lineup of eleven charms is as follows:
- PlayStation
- PlayStation 2
- PlayStation Controller
- DUALSHOCK 2 Controller (Black)
- Memory Card (PlayStation)
- Memory Card (PlayStation 2)
- DUALSHOCK Controller (Crystal)
- DUALSHOCK 2 Controller (Ceramic White)
- PocketStation
- PlayStation Family Logo
- A secret, rare charm
Each of the charms comes with a small bag of butter-flavored biscuits.
The biscuits themselves are also themed and feature the iconic PlayStation shapes: the triangle, circle, cross, and square.
The “PlayStation – Miniature Charm with Biscuits” are priced at ¥385 per pack.
Pre-orders for a full box set of the new collection began on Friday, the 19th of September, on the Premium Bandai website.
The general in-store release is scheduled for February 2026 at the candy aisle of supermarkets and convenience stores across Japan.
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