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Mark Cerny, the lead architect of PlayStation, highlighted the PS5 Pro’s enhanced GPU, which has 67% more compute units and 28% faster memory, resulting in 45% faster rendering and smoother gameplay.

The innovative design includes a holographic screen that appears to float above the device, offering a glimpse into a future where gaming merges more seamlessly with our physical environment.

The game, acclaimed for its samurai drama and open-world adventure, will be released in its Director’s Cut version, which includes the main campaign, the Iki Island expansion, and the multiplayer Legends mode.

The showcase featured a hauntingly captivating trailer. From unsettling surgical scenes to mesmerizing landscapes, the footage offered a glimpse into the bizarre yet captivating universe of Death Stranding 2.

This beloved sequel to Guerrilla's critically acclaimed Horizon Zero Dawn also includes the Burning Shores expansion, taking players to a treacherous volcanic archipelago after completing the main quest.

Available colors include red, blue, and silver, with the silver option paying homage to the original PlayStation. Sony is also working on releasing black side panels, offering more customization choices for gamers.

The PS5 Slim has reduced its size by over 30% and weight by 18% to 24% compared to its predecessors, making it more portable. Sony plans to launch it in the U.S. this November, gradually expanding its availability worldwide.