Epic Game has revealed that Fortnite will support next-gen consoles from launch, and has detailed the improvements the game will receive to support the upcoming consoles. Fortnite will be available on the PS5 when the console launches on 12th / 19th November 2020.
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It’s near enough impossible to pre-order a PS5 console at the moment, and for good reason. Sony says that the demand for the PS5 has been much higher than anticipated, with the first 12 hours of PS5 pre-orders beating sales of the PS4 in its first 12 weeks in the US.
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The PS5 is compatible with the PlayStation VR headset, however, an adapter is needed before you can connect it to the new console. If you’ve been keeping tabs on the various PS5 unboxing videos this week, you will have noticed that the adapter isn’t actually included with the PS5.
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Hello Games has announced that No Man’s Sky will be launching on the PS5 as a launch title. Taking advantage of the next gen hardware, the PS5 version offers enhanced visuals, audio and more.
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As part of today’s PlayStation Plus line-up for November announcement, Sony has revealed more information about the PlayStation Plus collection, which is a new benefit for subscribers on the PS5. In addition to the previously announced titles, two more have joined the line-up.
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The PS5 further improves the trophy functionality of the PS4, a new video has revealed. In addition to taking a screenshot when a trophy is unlocked, the PS5 also creates a video of the moment before and after the trophy pops.
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EA has announced that FIFA 21 will be coming to next-gen consoles this December. This also means that those who already own the PS4 or Xbox One versions of the game will be able to upgrade to the next-gen version soon.
Read MoreThe PS5 will feature a Game Boost Mode similar to that found on the PS4 Pro. The Game Boost Mode will be able to improve the performance of compatible games, for example, faster loading, higher frame rates, higher resolution, and improved graphics.
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On the PS5, physical games can be shared just like the PS4, by sharing the physical disc with friends and family. Obviously, this isn’t possible on the PS5 Digital Edition due to no disc drive.
Read MoreSony have revealed a list of media and streaming apps that will be available on the PS5 from launch, which can be accessed from the new Media tab. So far, ten apps have been confirmed to be available on day one, including Netflix, YouTube and Apple TV.
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