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A series of diagrams drawn to scale help gamers better understand how the next-generation PS5 and Xbox Series X / S consoles will fit into their homes and media centers.
In a series of tweets, the illustrator Keisawada You drew a series of scaled diagrams showing what each of the next-gen systems will look like compared to existing hardware, and … they’re big. Really big. Here, take a look:
Xbox Series X (151x151x301 mm) ??????? pic.twitter.com/Y9VDEkbokW
– ??? (???????????????) (@keisawada) September 20, 2020
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Although we already knew that the new systems from Sony and Microsoft are quite bulky, the addition of other existing hardware helps contextualize how much space the next-gen systems will take up, particularly for those playing on smaller monitors or televisions.
Xbox Series S (275x151x63.5 mm) ??????? pic.twitter.com/C1K4mIOHBA
– ??? (???????????????) (@keisawada) September 20, 2020
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Since we’re on the topic of the PS5, yesterday Sony apologized for the chaos caused by pre-orders for the PlayStation 5 earlier this week. “Let’s be honest: PS5 pre-orders could have been a lot smoother,” Sony said in a tweet on the official PlayStation account. “We really apologize for that. Over the next few days, we will release more PS5 consoles for pre-order; retailers will share more details.
“And more PS5s will be available until the end of the year.”
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