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- As wild as it looks, the most interesting thing about the PS5 hardware isn’t the console itself; it’s the new DualSense controller. It’s the first major redesign of the PlayStation controller since Sony introduced twin-sticks, and it’s a deceptively subtle change.
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Nov 6, 2020 · As wild as it looks, the most interesting thing about the PS5 hardware isn’t the console itself; it’s the new DualSense controller.
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- Multitasking with (Mostly) Effortless Ease
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First impressions are everything and on initial glance, Sony’s latest and decidedly hefty chunk of plastic encased gaming silicon is something of a whopper. Easily the largest PlayStation console ever made, it’s fair to say that the PS5 will likely visually dominate the pre-existing tech in your living room. Thanks to its towering dimensions of 390...
A constant complaint since the launch of the PlayStation 4 back in November 2013, PlayStation gamers have been somewhat plagued by noisy PS4 consoles across the PS4 original, PS4 Slimand PS4 Pro variants. Coming from a PS4 Pro which would routinely sound like a jet-engine as soon as anything remotely taxing was being displayed or processed (thanks ...
Right off the bat there’s a lot to like about the PS5 UI. Much more minimalist than the PlayStation 4 UIbut still embracing many of the tenets that we all enjoy about Sony’s current-gen console, the PS5 UI displays your most recently installed PS5 and PS4 games, in addition to installed apps and of course links to the PlayStation Now, PlayStation P...
What isn’t disappointing in the slightest however, is the absolute avalanche of accessibility options that Sony have carefully and thoughtfully built into the PlayStation 5 user experience. Split between the categories of Display, Screen Reader, Controllers, Closed Captions and Chat Transcription, the PlayStation 5 UI provides players with no short...
Buried within the Saved Data and Game/App settings menu is something really quite neat. Starting with the new Game Presets feature, players can effectively pre-emptively set things such as game difficulty, whether the title boots up in performance or resolution mode and even smaller adjustments to the inversion of the Y-axis and default selections ...
Arguably the defining aspect of the PlayStation 4 as a current generation console, the Share button functionality that Sony introduced back in 2013 has been absolutely instrumental in getting players to share their most badass and hilarious gaming moments with one another in an absolutely effortless fashion. With PlayStation 5, this functionality r...
Bolstered by a big ol’ chunk of extremely fast RAM and of course, that mega fast SSD, the PS5 multitasks across multiple apps, games and tasks with seeming ease. Whether you’re switching from Astro’s Playroom to Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales or other elements of the UI, the PS5 handily balances a number of tasks simultaneously. Where the multi...
Sat front and center of the PS5’s UI is Sony’s latest iteration of its Remote Play streaming technology. Extremely simple to use, Remote Play not only allows the PS5 to connect to another PS4 or PS5 to stream from, but owners of iOS, Android, PC and Mac devices to connect to the PS5 console as well. The important thing to remember here too is that ...
One of the most ground-breaking elements of the PS5’s operating system, the Activities subsection of the PS5’s UI leverages the console’s ultra-fast SSD in an extremely unique way. Essentially built for trophy hunters and completists, each PS5 game now has a series of Activity cards which denote key levels, sections and areas of each game. From her...
Powered by one of the fastest SSDs currently available, the PS5 is capable of some blisteringly fast loading times that are in some cases pretty much invisible to the player. Using Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales as an example, it takes around 11 seconds from a cold boot to the title screen where the player can start the game. Elsewhere, Astro’s...
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Nov 6, 2020 · With the power of the hardware and the genuinely fun and impressive features of the DualSense controller, it actually promises new ways to play, while its revamped UI better draws players into ...
The PS5 has an AMD Zen 2 CPU and RDNA 2 GPU, 16GB of GDDR6 RAM, Wi-Fi 6, and gigabit Ethernet, which keeps it competitive with the Xbox’s slightly higher specs.
