With guaranteed SSDs there's less need to dupe data shipped on disc to aid reading speeds so games in theory don't need to be gigantic in size, or the increase won't be linear at least compared to what we got right now.
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Wired / Famitsu: PS5 to be released fall 2020
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I will appreciate tht 4k player same as you but because I bought one that can do her and dv I will keep using that unless the ps5 is somehow vastly superior.
The PS4 has read everything from the hard drive since day 1 and doesn't read from the BRD, so why would there be duplicated data on the disc at all?
The PS3 was known for duplicated data on the BRD's, but that system only had partial installs.
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It won't be WiiU Pro/Switch Pro levels of battery.
But dropping the useless lightbar would already do wonders.
Duplicated data to aid read speeds on a mechanical hard drive.
Are they gonna drop it or just allow us to turn it off? Isn't it needed for VR?
I'm surprised they are bothering with Japan day and date.
There are other countries that will be way more hungry for it.
I'd take those consoles and put them somewhere else to reduce shortages.
There are other countries that will be way more hungry for it.
I'd take those consoles and put them somewhere else to reduce shortages.
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They didn't talk about it at all. I'm just hoping they drop it.
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You read that correctly. It's the same for the X1 triggers (mostly used in Horizon and Gears I believe), and the Switch HD Rumble (most games use basic rumble).
Seriously. Save $1 a day and you'll have enough to buy next-gen hardware by Holiday 2020 (another another $100 on top of it's $499).
I'm pretty indifferent towards rumble/haptic feedback, and I especially don't care about a microphone and improved speaker on the controller. Hopefully the first year of the console's output isn't too reliant on controller gimmicks (looking at you... Lair and Sixaxis motion control).
Graphically this thing is sounding great though. Plus the focus on fast load times is of course welcome.
I wonder when we'll start seeing any form of game footage.
Graphically this thing is sounding great though. Plus the focus on fast load times is of course welcome.
I wonder when we'll start seeing any form of game footage.
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Next playstation console is called PlayStation 5, releasing holiday 2020 and supports ray tracing at hardware level
About UI and game installation: On the controller: From PS Blog: Bluepoint are working on a PS5 title: Laura Miele, chief studio officer for EA comment: https://www.wired.com/story/exclusive-playstation-5/
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