The latest PS5 trailer shows games and a dual sense controller.
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Even though it’s short, the latest PlayStation 5 announcement makes a strong case for Sony’s upcoming next-console. It makes me want one and it definitely makes the Xbox Series X like another choice thanks to Sony’s robust software software lineup.
We see a handful of games coming into the new gaming system at the beginning and beyond, and it all looks great.
The games featured in the trailer for ‘Breatht aking King Immersion’ are:
- Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales
- Horizon: Restricted West
- Rat Chat and Clink: Except for one rift
- Demon spirits
- Gran Turismo 7
Naturally, I’m most excited for a remake of these games Demon spirits Which also looks gorgeous in the snippet here.
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The trailer also emphasizes various ways to improve the PS5 beyond graphics, including the haptic response of the dual sense controller and the adaptive triggers and the powerful new 3D audio Dio.
It’s not a long trailer but it does the trick, the PlayStation 5 should do as a host-host next-gen console. Only five exclusives are sold more than the recently displayed Displaster from Micros from Ft, especially thanks Halo: Infinite Unstable first appearance and subsequent delay in 2021.
Not all of these games will be released at a direct launch, of course, but a couple plus any third-party releases coming out (Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Black ps Cold War, Etc.) should do the trick. The real problem is whether Sony can produce enough PS5 units to meet the demand – which I fear will unfortunately not be the case.
We will see We still don’t have a price or release date for the PS5, but I’m betting 17 499.99 on November 17th and 9999.99 for the digital-only model right now. What do you think?
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Update 9/2/2020
Surprisingly, I’ve got a lot of angry answers to this that basically give me a short shift to the Microsoft Microsoft Ft and Xbox Series X because I’m an awesome Sony fanboy.
I got it. This is not something Xbox fans want to hear. The thing is, there are definitely some exciting games coming out on the Xbox Series X, however, all of these are also on PC, and many of them will be available on the Xbox One as well. Microsoft is committed to bringing its first party titles to both consoles and PCs, at least for the first phase of the Xbox Series X roll-out.
I have to give MicroSD Kudos for this very customer friendly approach, also, the unfortunate side effect of buying Xbox Series X / Xbox Series S less than PS5 is that the real PS5 will be exclusive which you can’t. Play anywhere else.
Of course, there are other things for the Xbox Series X as well. The combination of Game Pass and Access L Access makes it very affordable for one thing. I’m not 100% sure how all Access Access will work (I mean we don’t know yet how much this console will cost!) But I guess you won’t be able to buy either the Xbox Series X or S. While enjoying the benefits of GamePass Ultimate for a more affordable monthly payment than buying a console upfront, pay and pay for several years.
It’s huge. For many gamers it would be a great way to get the Xbox Series X / S. The Xbox Game Pass is also awesome.
But – and I can’t stress this enough – Sony’s distinctive lineup remains more compelling, at least initially. Micro .ft once started releasing games that don’t even come out on Xbox One, especially for those who don’t want to play games on PC.
And as my colleague, Paul Tassi notes that the game pass will soon include exclusive game streaming so that in principle you can play all these games on your tablet and not get bored with a new console or gaming PC. Micro .ft is building a platform for the Xbox that goes beyond the console. That’s great, maybe. There’s a future proofing strategy, too, but it downgrades the Xbox Series X in the process and makes the PlayStation 5 a console to buy this holiday season.
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