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Sony’s upcoming PS5 hardware appeared in the FCC, giving us the first close-up photos of the next-gen console. The FCC has released a variety of images, showing the standard PS5 positioned horizontally, the included cables, and the removable base that holds the console in both vertical and horizontal positions.
The photos also show how big the PS5 really is. We learned earlier this week that the PS5 is the largest gaming console in modern history, even surpassing the form of the Xbox One VCR and Sony’s own PS3. Sony released the official dimensions during its PS5 event this week, but they do not include the “largest projection” or optional base measurements.
From these FCC photos, it is clear that it is going to be a challenge to install a PS5 in entertainment centers, just as it will be with the Xbox Series X. Both consoles appear to be designed to be placed primarily vertically, looking quite difficult to install. drive sideways.
Unfortunately, the FCC photos don’t offer a detailed look at exactly how you access the NVMe slot on the PS5. Sony allows PS5 owners to expand storage space, but we don’t yet have all the details on how exactly it will work. Sony has also teased that the PS5’s hardware can be customized in a way that previous generations of PlayStation consoles were not, so it’s possible that at least one side panel of the PS5 is removable.
Sony will launch the PS5 in the US on November 12, priced at $ 499.99. A second PS5 digital discless edition will also be available for $ 399.99. Sony also revealed earlier this week that PS5 games will cost up to $ 69.99.
