Almost four months to the day after Sony first unveiled its next-generation PlayStation 4 video game console, the company finally showed what it actually looks like Monday at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles.

And the company finally said what it will cost: $399, and the PS4 will be available in time for the 2013 holiday season.

As the company teased in a short video posted online in late May, the new console looks very angular, to put it in a word. If the previous PlayStation consoles were made to look like rectangular boxes, the PS4 sort of looks like it’s been tilted to the side. It’s also surprisingly tiny, judging by how it looked when Andrew House held it up before the audience.

This continues a trend away from Sony’s boxier design seen in the original PlayStation and 2000’s PlayStation 2 toward an almost ornamental aesthetic.