Sony has been incredibly hush-hush when it comes to the PlayStation 5, but that all changed last week at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Sony Interactive Entertainmentโs President and CEO, Jim Ryan, took to the stage at the worldโs biggest tech event to confirm six new features we can expect from the most-anticipated console release of this year.
During Ryanโs short speech he told the crowd that the PS5 will include โfuture-proof technologyโ such as ultra-high-speed SSD, 3D audio sound, Ultra HD-Bluray, hardware-based ray tracing, and a new DualShock controller with advanced haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. In other words, the PS5 is shaping up as the must-have console of 2020, unless youโre an Xbox fan.
โWith that foundation, PlayStation 5 will inspire developers to create expansive worlds with new gameplay experiences that are more immersive than ever before in how they look, sound, and feel,โ Ryan said during the announcement.
Sony also revealed the logo for the PS5, which left many people disappointed due to itโs similarity to the PS4 logo. But as Twitter user @wildbergerrrr pointed out, the logo has pretty much stayed the same since the inception of the console, so thereโs no need for gamers to get upset.
People talking about how bad the PS5 logo isโฆbut itโฆlooks like how it always hasโฆlol. pic.twitter.com/Z3JX0ShvNb
โ Jadeหฃแต CW: Naruto Shippuden (@Wildbergerrrr) January 7, 2020
While Sony is yet to unveil the design of the console or its controller (check out these leaked images of an early demo version), with less than a year before its 2020 holiday release, we can expect more news on the PS5 in the coming months.
