PlayStation 5

Both the base PS5 and the Digital Edition come with 825 GB of onboard solid-state storage. The total amount of usable space is 667.2 GB, according to the storage section of the console’s settings. Astro’s Playroom, which comes preinstalled on every PS5, takes up 11 GB of that. At the start of my PS5 experience, I had 648.4 GB of free space.

The Other section fluctuates in size — often dramatically — depending on what you have installed. The first time I booted up my PS5, 7.80 GB was classified as Other, but that figure ballooned when I transferred data from my PS4 and as I downloaded additional games. Even after we did a factory reset, after which Astro’s Playroom was not present on the SSD, the system data in the Other section took up 6.64 GB of storage.

You can record at 1080p in either MP4, which is the most ubiquitous video format today, or WebM, a less common format developed by Google. The PS5 is also capable of recording 4K gameplay at up to 60 frames per second. . But if you want to capture 4K footage, you can do it only in WebM

The thing is, that entire previous paragraph applies only for recordings that users manually start and stop. The PS5 captures a rolling buffer of gameplay footage just like the PS4 did, but if you use the DualSense’s Create button shortcut to quickly save a video of the most recent gameplay — I have my PS5 set to “Easy Screenshots,” so the shortcut to take a video is a double tap of the button — the recording will be limited to 1080p at up to 60 frames per second. (These clips can be as short as 15 seconds and as long as an entire hour.)

A 30-second clip of Spider-Man: Miles Morales at 1080p and 60 fps comes out to just under 65 MB, while a 30-second clip of MLB The Show 20 at 4K HDR and 60 fps weighs in at 170 MB. While the PS5 doesn’t allow you to save captures directly to a USB external hard drive, you can totally copy them there yourself and then delete them from the internal storage to free up space.


As for screenshots, the PS5 can capture HDR stills in JPEG format, but if you want to get uncompressed PNG files, you have to disable HDR image capture. (This setting doesn’t affect gameplay videos, which appear to be limited to standard dynamic range unless you’re capturing 4K clips, which do record in HDR.)

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By the way, the boot sequence begins with a single loud beep when the console is turned on, just like on PS4.

Asked about PS5 themes, whether static or dynamic, a Sony rep told Polygon that “themes are not supported.” In fact, aside from the Control Center, it’s not possible to customize the PS5 interface at all.

• Metro UK: “A positive start to a new generation, with the strongest launch line-up of any PlayStation console”
• Yahoo Finance: “The PS5 is the complete package when it comes to entertainment and gaming.”
• Kotaku: “significant upgrade from the PS4.”
• Digital Foundry: “backwards compatibility is fantastic.”
• Polygon: “Accessible ray tracing, speedy load times make PS5 an excellent upgrade”
• VG247: “if you're after a proper taste of next-gen, the PS5 is currently your best option.”
• IGN: “PS5 impresses with a it’s interface and blisteringly-quick loading times, but the DualSense steals the show.”
• Gamesradar: "Already doing everything right"
• GameSpot: “The PS5 clearly establishes that the next generation of gaming is here.”
• The Washington Post: “PS5 is a sensory game-changer”
• Tom’s Guide: “A true generational leap”
• Independent UK: “Sony’s new PlayStation is a big and mostly beautiful Next-gen console.”
• Push Square: “The PS5 feels like more of a refinement than a wholescale overhaul”
• TheSixthAxis: “A sensory revolution for next-gen gaming”
• vidaextra: "Sony dares with an amazing console and a new controller that can mark this generation"
• BGR: “Sony’s lightning-fast next-gen console is the best it’s ever made.”
• thegamer: “PS5 feels like a next-gen machine, thanks to its innovative controller.”
• GLITCHED: “The PS5 is an incredibly powerful and sophisticated piece of gaming hardware.”
• PlayStation Universe: “PS5 Game Install Times Are Blisteringly Fast.”
• The Union Journal: “Sony built a space-age console for your next-gen gaming dreams.”
• Nerdist: “Huge Console, Huge Performance.”
• rtlnieuws: “The PlayStation 5 is faster, bigger and has a new, ingenious controller. Sony is convincingly starting the new generation of game consoles.”
• Hobbyconsolas: “Sony wanted the PS5 to focus on the change of the generation of a lifetime.”
• Digital Spy: “Sony’s next-gen PlayStation 5 console is a gaming goliath.”
• Tech Radar: “PS5 starts strong with fantastic new features and revolutionary controller.”
• azcentral: “A powerhouse video game console with innovative controls.”
• PCMag: “Sony's next-gen game system is big, fast, and fun.”
• Brisbane Times: “PS5 is an innovative machine, bursting with potential.”
• Bloomberg: “The PS5 impresses in graphics and load times, but it’s controller is the true breakthrough.”

Zwischen dem 1. April 2021 und dem 31. März 2022 sollen 6 neue Titel von EA erscheinen.
U.a. ein neues Battlefield (eher Weihnachtsgeschäft) und Need for Speed.
Namentlich nicht erwähnt, werden aber neue Episoden von Fifa, NHL und Madden unter den restlichen 4 Games sein.
Das letzte Spiel könnte (!) ein neues NBA Live sein.
Im Gespräch war ein neuer Ableger mehrmals.

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