Yeap. Surely going to be one of my most used features, saving countless amounts of time.
Also, the "time to complete" is a game changer for me as someone who works full time and is a dad to an extremely energetic 18 month old. The amount of time I've started something on a game in my precious free time that I think will take me no time at all, only to be nowhere near done with it 45 mins later is ridiculous.
That's starting the game from a stopped state, not a suspended state. 8 seconds is nothing.That seems a lot for a super fast SSD that Sony has been touting around. Especially since it just booted up the game normally and didn't go straight into gameplay.
i really like googles dictation system because it picks up voices easy even if you have an accent. so hopefully its just as good as that.Yeap. Surely going to be one of my.most used features, saving countless amounts of time.
I mean, it's not an outlandish idea though. It feel like it would be one of the first benefits you'd think of when thinking of how to use this new hardware.No, but I think it's quite unrealistic to expect that both companies invent the same feature with the exact same idea simultaneously.
It was never a focus, unlike at Microsoft.
What they could have done is taking existing feature ideas and bring them to PlayStation like the super convenient "Looking for Group" feature or being able to snap achievement progression as overlaying front of your game (yes you can do something similar here but it doesn't look like that you can only get the small achievement as overlay, just the big help windows), but they didn't even do that, so if they aren't even doing that, then I'm specially not expecting them to invent a similar feature at the same time.
yeah definately, especially given how someof these things feel like the next gen versions of many dropped /poorly supported Xbox One Os features.It's extremely simplistic, which is what I love. Overly complex and bloated UIs are completely unnecessary. While it will remain to be seen how third parties will utilize a lot of these features, I'm still pretty happy with it overall
Yeah, I liked some of the UX improvements on their own but especially the home screek does some things that don't scream being done for usability sake. I hope those tiles can also be altered with regards to size. I do think the 'play' being in the lower left is particularly bizarre, it should be within or attached the the tile initiating the context card. I also hope there are some ways they've improved folders or made 'smart folders' that detect what is within. I do like media split from games, that will get people to their mission for that session faster.Not a fan at all of the main menu.
It looks quite unstructured and with too much noise. The top row with the icons is too small in favor of presenting a wallpaper that doesn't really add anything to the usability and the "Play" button moves to the lower left corner for no apparent reason out of communication with the selected game. Why would you want to place your selected game and th option to play it at different corners of the screen?! The grid structure of the page seems chaotic and the eyes get lost in the main menu without a clear protagonist to guide the gaze: it is not the selected game (because it remains in the upper left corner at a ridiculous small size), no It is the Play button that is at the bottom left with a transparent background losing itself with the background image ... I imagine it is the wallpaper, which basically does not contribute anything to the usability of the system. Also, play time stats, trophies and whatever adds to the overall noise of it.
Quite disappointing I should say.
Also, not a fan of how long it took for them to close Sackboy and boot up All Stars. You'd think with super fast SSD that would be so much faster but here they legit had to use a fast-forward to get into the game and make it look like it was super fast.
8 seconds is still 8 seconds, but if you are fine with that then great.That's starting the game from a stopped state, not a suspended state. 8 seconds is nothing.
And connecting to the servers...That's starting the game from a stopped state, not a suspended state. 8 seconds is nothing.
8 seconds is still 8 seconds, but if you are fine with that then great.
I expected it be almost instantaneous after Sony's PR about the SSD and how it'll change everything.
Yeah that's actually a good point. I don't think something like that was the focus here, as the possibility to jump to different parts of any game straight from the UI probably takes a lot of resources already.People keep saying this, how quick resume is just as fast as cold booting a game. That is not the point and that is not the point of quick resume. Quick resume is to quickly jump back in the game you were playing, at the exact same spot you left the game. How many games actually let you save a game and lets you load the game up and start at exactly that spot? Not many I reckon. Most game have checkpoint style save states.
I liked that too, something I'll likely use.
Nothing concrete, but there is this:Does the PS5 support multiple game suspends like Xbox Series S/X?
Maybe the guys at Digital Foundry are going to talk about this.
They saw more than us.
No I think they were just shown this video over MS Teams and had the opportunity to ask questions.
It looks pretty, but they didn't mention folders, did they? And I don't think I saw any folder icons... I really like the ability to organize into folders like we eventually got on PS4. I hope that is in there!
People keep saying this, how quick resume is just as fast as cold booting a game. That is not the point and that is not the point of quick resume. Quick resume is to quickly jump back in the game you were playing, at the exact same spot you left the game. How many games actually let you save a game and lets you load the game up and start at exactly that spot? Not many I reckon. Most game have checkpoint style save states.
Nice catch, weird omission to not have shown outright in the video.
Day one
they didnt show everything yet...Nice catch, weird omission to not have shown outright in the video.
"I play video games" doesn't mean I play multiple games at the same time. We can't say for sure whether that use of the plural means there are multiple save states.FWIW, as pointed out by others, the system suspends games—plural.
Speaking of which, I wish they showed off how Suspend/Resume will be improved with the SSD. Seems like the most killer new-feature as far as the UX. I really wish they'd send preview units to media outlets for more details on all this stuffThat's starting the game from a stopped state, not a suspended state. 8 seconds is nothing.
watching your friend stream the game at the same spot to get the trophy because you can't do it.I absolutely loved it!!!! That PiP feature is damn awesome.
Trophy hunters right now