Epic Games have confirmed that Fortnite will be available on next-gen consoles, the PS5 and Xbox Series X, as launch titles. Epic Games has confirmed that their current Unreal Engine 4.25 already supports both next-gen platforms, and Unreal Engine 5 will be available in 2021.
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A recent Japanese job listing spotted by @Nibellion suggests that the PS5 could be launching in october 2020. Following the discovery of the listing, Famitsu reached out to Sony, who was quick to response, indicating that the release date was a mistake not the true release date.
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Bungie has confirmed that Destiny 2 will be releasing on the PS5 and Xbox Series X, in response to a tweet from the official Xbox account. More details will be announced in due course from Bungie.
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Ubisoft has released for first trailer for Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. Following the game’s official reveal yesterday, the game will be coming to the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PC and Google Stadia in Holiday 2020.
Read MoreA report by Bloomberg is suggesting that Sony will be limiting the number of PS5 units it will produce for launch, according to people familiar with the matter. The limited production run isn’t the result of COVID-19, however, but rather due to the high launch price.
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Sony officially revealed the new DualSense controller for the PS5 last week, showing the controller’s unique design and differences to the DualShock 4. Some fan-made concept art shows what the controller may look like when it’s in use, and it looks awesome.
Read MoreSony has unveiled the new controller coming with the PS5, and it may “shock” you. Sony is doing away with the DualShock, and instead has created the sleek looking DualSense controller.
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Now that the technical specification of both Sony’s PS5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series X are officially public, how do the console compare? You may be surprised to know that the consoles are pretty similar to each other, using the same CPU and GPU architectures, SSD hard drives and disc drives.
Read MoreLast Week, PS5 lead architect Mark Cerny gave a presentation on the PS5’s technical specs, including backwards compatibility with the PS4. Cerny mentioned that most of the PS4’s top 100 games would be playable on the PS5 from launch. Sony has now offered a clarification on what it means for the other 4000+ PS4 games.
Read MoreEarlier today, Mark Cerny presented a very technical session on the PS5’s system architecture, and what we can expect from the upcoming console. The presentation has revealed the PS5’s official specs and has confirmed features like backwards compatibility, Ultra HD Blu-ray drive and SSD size.
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