Yesterday, Sony held a long-awaited presentation of the PlayStation 5, which showed the final design of the next-generation console and the starting line of games.
The new PlayStation 5 looks stylish and futuristic. It is completely unlike any of its predecessors. Similar to the recently introduced DualSense controller, the console uses a two-color scheme with primary white color. In the future, other design options will probably be available, but there are no details about it yet.
In addition to the regular PS5, there will also be a PS5 Digital Edition version without a drive.
The line of accessories for the console also debuted with the PlayStation 5. In addition to the DualSense gamepad, it also includes a charging station, a new HD camera, a Pulse 3D wireless headset, and a media remote. All devices are made in the same style.
The PlayStation 5 is completely different from the new Xbox Series X, although there are definitely some similarities with the form of the Xbox 360.
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Most likely, some people will like this design, and some will find it ridiculous. Fans are already joking about the design of the PlayStation 5 on social networks, comparing the new console with routers, cars, and other things:
why does the new ps5 look like the 360 pic.twitter.com/XIMFSyuNw0
— z (@urbeing2loud) June 11, 2020
Who else looked at that damn sexy #PS5 and then looked at their PS4 like damn you're ugly!!! 😆😆😆 pic.twitter.com/wNa2C0KTFh
— Jill Richards (@IllustratedJill) June 12, 2020
Just made my own PS5. #PlayStation5 pic.twitter.com/MUGJvSv7AI
— Josh Bacon #BLM ✊🏾 (@JBTheCarFanatic) June 12, 2020
@PlayStation #ps5
— Brqndon (@SoyaBrandon) June 12, 2020
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— Alejandro Bielsa (@Vontadeh) June 11, 2020
The price and exact release date of the console are still unknown.
The presentation also revealed a lot of games, including both full-fledged exclusives and multi-platform projects. Thanks to earlier leaks, we already know that 38 games will be included in the first releases.
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