You Should Probably Know These About The PS5

 


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Okay, a lot has happened since our last post about the Ps5, we now know more about the highly anticipated console.

For starters, the official price of the PlayStation 5 Standard Edition is $499 and the price of the Ps5 Digital Edition is $399.

$499 for the Ps5 does not seem that much to us considering both the hardware and software improvements that have been made to the console.

The Xbox Series X also costs $499 so price should not really affect your choice of consoles.

When comparing the prices of the Xbox Series S and the Ps5 Digital Edition, you may notice that the Xbox Series S is about a $100 cheaper than the Ps5 Digital Edition.

This may be because, in terms of some essential features like the graphics power, RAM and overall storage, the Ps5 Digital Edition surpasses the Xbox Series S.

The Ps5 Digital Edition has a 10.28-teraflop GPU and the Xbox Series S has a 4-teraflop GPU, the Ps5 Digital Edition has 16GB of RAM while the Xbox Series S has 10GB of RAM, the Ps5 Digital Edition has 825GB of storage while the Xbox Series S has 512GB of storage.

Surprisingly, the Xbox Series S's processor is 0.1GHz faster than that of the Ps5 Digital Edition.

An actual look at the PlayStation 5's user experience was finally shared to the world via PlayStation's official YouTube channel.

The GUI( Graphical User Interface) of the Ps5 is actually pretty nice in our opinion.

Hideaki Nishino, Senior Vice President, Global Product Strategy and Management - Sony Interactive Entertainment, said, "the Ps5 user experience was built from the ground up."

That statement gives us a kind of idea of how long they have been working on the Ps5's GUI.

In our opinion, the GUI of the Ps5 is very different to that of the Ps4, more functionality has been added to the Ps5 with the implementation of a Ps5 Control Centre and there are now a series of shortcuts to access commonly used features faster.

The Control Centre is basically made up of what Sony calls cards, which allow users to perform a variety of tasks and access information.

The Control Centre of the Ps5 can be accessed without even leaving or minimizing the game you are playing, which may be an advantage to having to minimize a game when accessing the Ps4's home screen.

There are other interesting features about the PlayStation 5's GUI, you can watch the video below.

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The official release date of the Ps5 in USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Mexico and South Korea is November 12th and the release date for the rest of the world is November 19th.

You can still pre-order the Ps5 whenever Sony decided to make it available for pre-order again.

A full teardown video of the Ps5 has been released on PlayStation's official YouTube channel.

The teardown showed the various hardware components and ports (HDMI Out port, USB Type-A port with Hi-Speed USB Support, USB Type-C port, USB Type-A ports with SuperSpeed USB Support, LAN port and Power Port) of the Ps5.

From the teardown video, we know how to place the Ps5 horizontally and we know that storage can be expanded.

Sony took the liberty of mounting the Ultra HD Blu-ray Drive unit with two layers of insulators to reduce the drive noise and the vibration when the disc spins ultimately making the Ps5 quieter.

The Ps5's CPU (Central Processing Unit) is an x84-64-AMD Ryzen "Zen 2" which runs at up to 3.5GHz and it's GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) is an AMD Radeon RDNA 2-based graphics engine.

The Ps5 uses a liquid metal cooling mechanism which Sony spent 2 years preparing to adopt.

The Ps5's power supply unit is rated at 350 Watts.

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Insomniac released an official gameplay trailer for the upcoming Spider-Man Miles Morales.

The gameplay trailer really showed off the graphical capabilities of the Ps5 as well as its fast loading times.

The trailer also revealed some parts of the game's storyline and showed us more of what Miles can do.

We now know that Miles' mom, Rio Morales is a politician running for an election and Miles now lives in a city called Harlem.

There is a war between the Underground, a high-tech criminal army led by the Tinkerer (a comic book villain who seems to be the main villain of the upcoming game) and Roxxon, a devious energy corporation, which is disturbing the peace in Miles' home.

In addition to Spider-Man's traditional powers, the trailer shows us that Miles can turn invisible and has some sort of electricity-based powers.

New fighting sequences, as well as new finishers, have been introduced.
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Sony has released a Ps5 Launch-Play Has No Limits video on the official PlayStation YouTube that has showcased the slogan for the upcoming console.

One of the Ps5's slogans is "Play Has No Limits," this had been confirmed some time ago and the video is basically another launch trailer for the Ps5.


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