Sony has announced that the PS5’s system architecture is to be revealed tomorrow by lead system architect Mark Cerny. The steam will take place tomorrow, 18th March 2020 at 4pm GMT / 5pm CET on the PlayStation Blog.
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Media Molecule’s latest game, Dreams, officially launched last week after seven years in development. The team has now revealed that PlayStation VR support for the game is nearly complete and should be available soon.
Read MoreThe official PS5 website has launched in the UK, which means an official reveal could be very soon. However, it doesn’t look like an event will be happening today, as rumours originally suggested.
Read MoreThe PS5’s unique elements are still to be revealed, according to a recent interview with Sony Interactive Entertainment president and CEO Jim Ryan. Speaking to Business Insider Japan, Ryan also revealed that the console would launch in Japan alongside the West.
Read MoreWhile not the announcement many were hoping for, Sony has officially revealed the PS5 logo during it’s CES 2020 press conference. The logo follows a similar style to the PS3 and PS4 logos, using the same font.
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In two seperate leaks today, more information about the new DualShock 5 controller have been revealed. The controller, which will be paired with the PS5, is similar in design to the PS4’s DualShock 4 controller, but with some major functional differences.
Read MoreSony is expected officially reveal the PS5 and the new DualShock 5 controller next year, with a late 2020 launch date. However, recent rumours suggest that the console will be launching on 20th November 2020, just ahead of Christmas and roughly 25 years after the launch of the original PlayStation.
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The DualShock 5 controller design has been revealed by a patent filed in Japan, which has since been taken down. The DualShock 5 will be the new controller launching alongside the PS5 later next year, neither of which have been officially revealed yet.
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Ubisoft has delayed a bunch of games, including Gods & Monsters, Rainbow Six Quarantine and Watch_Dogs Legion until 2020/21. The main reason for the delay is to allow the development teams extra time to deliver the best experience for players.
Read MoreBack in August, a patent filed by Sony revealed a mock-up of what the company’s next generation console could look like. A few days ago, YouTuber ZONEofTECH has managed to get his hands on the console itself, posting the first photograph of the console.
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