Levitating PS5 Console with Touch Screen Dualshock 5 Controller

Our first image here highlights the unique design that a cloud-based platform offers.As you can see, there’s no disc drive or any bulky box-like shape to store hardware. Everything is streamed through the device which, as you can see, is both small and stylish. Some of the exciting technology this type of design could utilize includes quantum random access memory (or QRAM), and wireless fiber optic technology which is a far cry from your average Wi-Fi connection. The speeds on offer here will ensure that downloads and streaming happen seamlessly. Dynamic Haptic Sensitive Controller – Dualshock 5 Next up we have a look at an exciting concept for the PS5 controller. While the previous DualShock 4 is quite comfortable, the focus here with the Dualshock 5 will be on the ultimate ergonomic controller experience. In addition, the touchpad is switched out for a touchscreen. Developers will be able to use the touchscreen to display everything from radar, to health, to other creative concepts. Developers have already found interesting ways to use the DualShock 4’s touchpad and light bar, so imagine that kind of innovation on a touchscreen with the capabilities that offers. Dualshock 5 Features The touch screen on the controller will be seamlessly integrated into the design of it, so they won’t need to modify the controller to accommodate it (looking at you Sega Dreamcast). The touchscreen will also incorporate contextual buttons that can utilized by developers to add another layer of interaction. DualShock 4 controllers have the benefit of rechargeable batteries, but the PS5 controller will take this to the next level. With options for Wireless charging and induction charging on a pad, you’ll be able to quickly and easily recharge the controller when it gets low. Additional Dualshock 5 Features Additional options we can expect to see will be influenced by Microsoft’s push for elite controllers that have a lot of customization options. For example, the sensitivity of the triggers and buttons will be adjustable in some sort of app on the PS5. Furthermore, the analog sticks will have an adjustable height to them for added precision. In addition, there will be adjustment options for the D-pad. The standard shape will be there, along with an option to give the directions an angled shape for better ergonomics. PS5 Gaming Console As you can see from the image, the PS5 console seems as if it’s floating. This is possible through quantum levitation which is something we’ve done today with various objects. The blue lights across the sphere will also act as spatial sensors that can be used with PlayStation VR to analyze your placement in the room. The color of the sphere’s lights will also indicate different things like updates, patches, and messages. While the voice integration of the PlayStation Camera was fairly simple, the PS5 will be able to understand more complex phrases and commands as well. Watch the video: What do you think of these designs? What technology would you like to see in the PS5? … Read More

GTA 6 on the PS5 – Release Date, Map, News

Today we’re going to look at some new rumors that suggest the next Grand Theft Auto game is coming to the PlayStation 5. We’ll also look at other rumors that are helping us build an idea of how Rockstar plans to top themselves with the next release in their ongoing series. Massive Leak Exposes New GTA VI Details! In September of 2022, a hacker managed to infiltrate Rockstar’s servers and release a treasure trove of footage onto the internet. In the days since, Take-Two and Rockstar have been desperately issuing takedowns and trying to scrub the leaks from the internet. Several rumors have been confirmed due to the leak, find out more in our full article! Release Date on the PS5 Sony really had people going for a minute during the PS5 reveal event. They opened with footage of GTA V, which made everyone think an announcement was coming! Instead, we got confirmation that GTA online would be coming to PS5 as a free standalone game for PS5 users. Geoff Keighly also tweeted, confirming the single player portion is also getting ported to the PS5 in the second half of 2021. I mean, that’s fine, but how about the sequel we all know exists? The latest rumor claims that we won’t see GTA VI until March of 2024! See below for more information on what we know. GTA Playstation Release Dates PS1 GTA 1 December 1997 PS1 GTA 2 October 1999 PS2 GTA 3 October 22, 2001 PS2 Grand Theft Auto: Vice City October 29, 2002 PS2 Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas October 26, 2004 PS3 Grand Theft Auto IV April 29, 2008 PS3 / PS4 GTA 5 September 17, 2013 PS5 GTA 6 2022 New Bloomberg Report Reveals Key GTA VI Details A new report from Bloomberg, released in July of 2022, presents details on both the protagonist and world of GTA VI, according to those close to the development of the title. We break down the claims in our full article, but the highlights include a playable female protagonist, a more self-aware story informed by current events, and more! Rockstar (Finally) Confirms That GTA VI is in Development! This is the kind of news that you know is coming, but it’s always nice to hear it from the source. After a lot of rumors, speculation, and repeated releases of older GTA titles, Rockstar finally confirmed in a post on their website that Grand Theft Auto VI is in active development. The post is fairly long and discusses the next-gen verions of GTA V, as well as improvements to GTA Online, but the real nugget comes at the end: “With the unprecedented longevity of GTAV, we know many of you have been asking us about a new entry in the Grand Theft Auto series. With every new project we embark on, our goal is always to significantly move beyond what we have previously delivered — and we are pleased to confirm that active development for the next entry in … Read More

PS5 Order Guide, Where and How to Order the PS5

Guide to where you can BUY the PS5 We have put together a guide of where you can purchase the PS5. For those unlucky souls who did not get a pre-order or release date order it has been extremely frustrating for so many Playstation gamers worldwide, even now. You WILL absolutely get your chance to own a PS5 and we will help you do it. Keep checking the links below daily. We will post updates as they become available. If you do get lucky, let us know when and where in the comments below! Updates: While we wish we could be everywhere at once, we sadly cannot. However! There are some helpful folks on Twitter that will often send out alerts before new PS5 stock becomes available. Following them and their on notifications for when they tweet is a great way to boost your chances of scoring a PlayStation 5 this year, especially as we move into the holidays. Here are the folks we recommend you follow: @PS5StockAlerts @GYXdeals @PS5Drop @Warior64 PS5 Inventory is coming in across multiple retailers weekly, specifically with Playstation.com but it really depends retailer by retailer. Global Semiconductor Chip Shortages are also affecting PS5 production. Amazon.com Restocking Intermittently – Sells Out Fast Selling Console, Games, AccessoriesConsole | Digital | Dualsense | Pulse 3D Playstation.com Sells Out Fast – Restocking Faster Now Selling Console, Games, Accessories NewEgg.com Sells Out Fast – Restocking Intermittently Selling Console Bundles, Games, Accessories eBay.com In Stock / Expensive! – Only buy from 100% Feedback sellers Selling Console, Games, Accessories OfferUp.com In Stock / Expensive! – !Scammer Alert! Only buy in person or from 100% / TruYou verified sellers Selling Console, Games, Accessories Walmart.com Sells Out Fast – Restocking more than others Selling Console, Games, Accessories Costco.com Physical Stores will have before Xmas (Keep calling store) Selling One Console Bundle BestBuy.com Sells Out Fast – Restocking Intermittently Selling Console, Games, Accessories Gamestop.com Sells Out Fast – Restocking Intermittently Selling Console, Games, Accessories Target.com Sells Out Fast – Restocking Intermittently Selling Console, Games, Accessories SamsClub.com Sells Out Fast- Restocking Intermittently Selling Console, Games, Accessories B&H Photo Sells Out Fast – Restocking Intermittently Selling Console, Games, Accessories Antonline Sells Out Fast – Restocking Intermittently Selling Console, Games, Accessories Game Over, your subscription could not be saved. Please try again. Success, rock on Playstation Gamer. Shhhh don't tell your XBox friends. PS5 Newsletter Subscribe & don’t miss the latest PS5 News! Enter your email address to subscribe Provide your email address to subscribe. For e.g abc@xyz.com SUBSCRIBE Were you able to order? Have a tip!? Let us know! Get the latest Order updates by signing up for our PS5 Newsletter on this page. When something big changes, we will let you know. Don’t be left out like thousands of gamers were when the PS4 pre orders ran out. Bookmark this page and check back daily. Interested in how PS5 shortages got so bad? Check out our full coverage on the semiconductor chip shortage. • Don’t be … Read More

PS5 Transformer – Portable Concept by Kevin Tan

A PS5 portable design that transforms based on usage. This Innovative PS5 concept was created by graphic artist Kevin Tan. A hybrid console that is portable and playable on the TV is something that the Nintendo Switch has popularized since its release. Sony could be considering something similar with a design like these. As you scroll through these concept images, take a look at how the console looks when deployed and how it can collapse into a convenient size that fits into a carrying case. Would you want a portable system? If so, would you want it to be a hybrid console like this one? Let us know in the comments below! PS5 Portable OpenView High Resolution PS5 Portable – TransformingView High Resolution PS5 Portable – Vertical ModeView High Resolution PS5 Portable – Closed ModeView High Resolution PS5 Portable Plus Carrying CaseView High Resolution PS5 Portable Packed In Carrying CaseView High Resolution PS5 Transform Earlier Concept PhaseView High Resolution Is it possible that the PS5 will be a portable console? Our modern society is very reliant on smartphones. More and more people are playing their games on the go, so could these be the focus of the PS5? Tell us your thoughts and if you would like to see more concepts by this designer, post your comments below! See Also: See all the PS5 Concept Designs DualShock 5

PS5 Slim and Sleek Concept by Kevin Tan

Excellent new sleek PS5 concept by graphic artist Kevin Tan. This is a sleek touchscreen interface that can be both raised and lowered combining both beauty and function.A slim system like this could fit in just about any area, and with a screen on the front, it could be used as a portable as well. Imagine being able to take your PS5 with you. You can prop it up on a table and play on-the-go. Would you want a portable system like this one? Let us know how you like this design in the comments! PS5 Slim / Sleek Design – Powered On View High Resolution Wallpaper! PS5 Slim / Sleek – Elevated Side View View High Resolution Wallpaper! PS5 Slim / Sleek – Profile View View High Resolution Wallpaper! PS5 Slim / Sleek – Elevated Side View View High Resolution Wallpaper! PS5 Slim / Sleek – Lowered Side View View High Resolution Wallpaper! PS5 Slim / Sleek – Rear Port View View High Resolution Wallpaper! Original Early Concept View High Resolution Wallpaper! See Also: See all the PS5 Concept Designs DualShock 5

Will the PlayStation 5 Have a Camera?

Sony has been trying to make the camera a must-have accessory for three generations now – will that trend continue with the PlayStation 5? First introduced with the PlayStation 2 under the EyeToy moniker, the camera was a novelty at best, a waste of space at worst. Used with only a handful of games, the EyeToy was mostly a proof of concept, as it was rare to see any sort of webcam technology outside of the computer. Naturally, it crashed and burned, though it can be said the EyeToy was before its time. Luckily, Sony saw promise in the device and didn’t give up just yet. The PlayStation Eye, released for the PlayStation 3, improved on the EyeToy but it still wasn’t enough to make the camera any sort of must-have accessory. The games that supported it were weak, and Sony’s competitors, most notably Microsoft with the Kinect, were doing much grander things. The camera’s functionality expanded, allowing for video chat among friends, but the PlayStation Eye ended up being another forgotten relic, finding itself in clearance bins across the country. Luckily for Sony, a lot changed during the lifespan of the PlayStation 3, notably the advent of Twitch and Let’s Plays near the end of the PS3 era. Suddenly, everyone was streaming not only video games but themselves as well, as personalities like PewDiePie burst onto the scene. The person playing the game was almost as important as the games themselves, and any sort of camera became a must-have purchase for both established streamers and those who wanted to get in on the action. The Modern PlayStation Camera When the PlayStation 4 released, the camera saw a name overhaul, becoming the PlayStation Camera. The device was so popular that it sold out during the launch, commanding large sums of money on eBay. Why was the camera, which was a dud during the previous two generations, suddenly so sought after at the PS4 launch? Because of the system’s integration with Twitch, letting players stream content directly from the PS4. Suddenly, the camera wasn’t just an accessory, it was a necessity, especially for gamers who are making their living streaming, and those gamers who want to start streaming. With the release of the SHAREfactory app on the PS4, suddenly users could create their own prerecorded Let’s Play videos, taking the camera’s functionality up to the next level. Once the dust settled though, what else could this camera really do? Well, beyond the free augmented reality game “The Playroom” and some voice control features, there wasn’t much for you to do with the thing. Currently, the camera hasn’t seen overwhelming support from any games, but it is still used as a means of streaming commentary during play sessions online. Despite this, the PlayStation Camera is poised to make a comeback. Sony announced a virtual reality headset for the PS4 called Project Morpheus which has reinvigorated the need for the PlayStation Camera if only by necessity. This headset features and OLED display with … Read More

Nintendo Starts Work on New System: Is Sony Far Behind?

In December 2014, Shigeru Miyamoto, one of the major game developers at Nintendo, dropped what some consider to be a bombshell announcement: Nintendo is already working on its next console, the successor to the Wii U. Miyamoto admitted that they were still in the early planning stages, but that a dedicated team was working on new hardware while the majority of Nintendo was focusing on making software for the Wii U. Is it possible that Sony is doing the same thing for the PlayStation 5? If Sony wasn’t working on the PS5 now, you can bet they are getting in gear after Miyamoto’s announcement. We recently brought you news about the New Business Creation Department at Sony, whose sole purpose is letting ideas from any branch at Sony flourish. It’s safe to say that plenty of new ideas revolve around the PlayStation 5, giving Sony the groundwork it needs to build a powerful new console with some innovative features. We can safely assume that Sony is already looking for ways to maximize the next console’s graphical powers; with Sony currently on top in the console wars, they will need something unique to keep their momentum strong when they unveil the PlayStation 5. Like Nintendo, we can assume that Sony has a small “think tank” of its top researchers and developers testing out new ideas that would make the PS5 one-of-a-kind. However, it’s also safe to assume that whatever Sony is working on depends on the trends of the next few years. A lot is riding on virtual reality, and with Morpheus yet to be released for the PlayStation 4, it’s uncertain if it will catch on with the gamer populace. Sony is likely not investing in these ideas too heavily, because if virtual reality is a flop and the PS5 is being planned around it, it could set the console back years as Sony would need to restructure the whole system. At this stage in the game, the focus is likely to be squarely on graphical output, seeing if any improvements can be made to the DualShock 4 – small details that will definitely play a part in the next console, as dictated by the history of gaming. For instance, it’s a given that there will be a DualShock 5, as the controller is now synonymous with the word PlayStation. We don’t expect Sony to make an announcement any time soon stating that they are working on the PlayStation 5; right now, the PS4 is still selling great, with Sony securely in first place in this console generation. Nintendo likely made this announcement because the Wii U contains a number of faults that have landed it in third place in the console wars, and Miyamoto is likely trying to assure its fans that Nintendo is already looking to fix its mistakes. The only thing we can be certain of is that Sony is intensely watching the PlayStation 4, noting what works, what doesn’t, what the players enjoy and what they … Read More

PlayStation 5 or PortMachine 5? How Many Game Ports Can We Expect at Launch?

One of the biggest current complaints with the PlayStation 4 is that it has a lack of games. While this may not necessarily be true, it’s easy to see why PS4 gamers are upset: Most of the released games are ports of either recently released PC or PS3 games. In many cases, it’s the same exact game you might have played two years ago but with a new coat of paint, i.e better graphics. It’s a new phenomena, something we didn’t see a lot of when the PlayStation 2 or PlayStation 3 first launched. It makes sense in a sense to bring some of these titles forward. Classics like The Last of Us and God of War III should be experienced by any and all PS4 gamers, especially if sequels are going to come out on the new console. Without backwards compatibility, the only option is to remake them for the new console. While some of these ports are graphical upgrades and little more, we’re seeing ports including new features, all of the original DLC, and other incentives. Take for example the DMC: Devil May Cry remaster on PS4. This game was brought forward in terms of graphics, but the developers also tweaked and changed numerous complaints that people had with the original release of the game. There’s a good and bad side to these remasters, and while people may complain that they are buying the same game twice, they aren’t forced to do so, and people who have never played these titles are offered a better experience from the get-go. Why Is This Happening? Depending on who you ask, the overwhelming answer is likely to be “greed.” Gamers think that backwards compatibility is stripped out of systems on purpose, so developers and publishers can sell you the same game twice, effectively doubling their profits. In reality, backwards compatibility is stripped out so the cost of the system can remain low, and the feature isn’t one the majority of users will likely use, according to research. There are two main reasons why this trend is occurring on the PS4 and why it will repeat itself on the PS5. Easy Profits It takes time to make games, especially for a new system; it’s not uncommon for companies to take two or three years to create a killer app on brand new hardware. In the meantime though, companies need money, and what better way than to re-release a previous game, especially one where most of the work is done? On the PC, games look better than their counterparts just because of newer hardware, so when consoles finally catch up, it’s easy for publishers to port said PC game to the consoles – especially when they share the same architecture. Companies will feed you lines about how this is “the definitive version” and its “remastered” for the new system, but in reality you’re getting the same game that has been on the PC for years and all the DLC. It’s easy profit. It’s … Read More

What PS5 Launch Titles Will You Be Playing?

The best part about buying a shiny new video game console isn’t the new hardware, the social networking features, or its online capabilities. No, it’s the games: The heart of the console, the reason why we stand in line at midnight and fight our fellow gaming brethren at a chance to be a part of the future. Systems can live or die based on the strength of its launch line-up; too few games, and your audience quickly runs out of things to play, too many bad games, and your audience realizes they wasted their money and word of mouth quickly turns negative. While we can’t name any specifics about what you’ll be playing when the PS5 launches outside of a few examples, we can use history to see just what will be available when the system launches. PS5 Sports Titles A mainstay of the gaming scene, sports games have been available since the first video game console was launched. These days, sports games are so popular that they are featured upfront and center in every video game console launch. Expect to see the likes of Madden, the NBA2K series, and FIFA front and center for yet another video game launch. These games will likely follow the time honored tradition of having better graphics but cutting features to make it in time for launch. Like always, we can expect a version of MLB: The Show on PS5 a few months after the launch. PS5 First Person Shooters The FPS genre is one of the strongest in gaming today, consistently hitting the types of sales numbers that make other publishers green with jealousy. Expect to see the yearly titans, Call of Duty and Battlefield, available at launch, along with any other big name franchises that may rise to power during the lifespan of the PS4. If we’re being optimistic, maybe we’ll see Titanfall appear at the PS5’s launch? PS5 Action / Adventure If the Assassin’s Creed series keeps trucking along at a yearly basis, it’s a given we’ll see one of those at the PS5’s launch. Outside of that? Well, that will depend on what big names emerge in the current generation. This is the space to watch, as anything could fill this genre as we get closer and closer to the PS5’s launch. PS5 First-Party Titles Expect to see three or four first-party games from Sony that really show off the power of the console. Sony is going to be looking for games that demonstrate what the system is capable of, games that get jaws dropping much like Killzone: Shadow Fall did on the PS4. We won’t likely see mistakes like Knack take the stage, instead seeing time-honored classics such as Gran Turismo, Uncharted or possibly God of War lead the PS5’s lineup. Sony will want to put their best foot forward when it comes to the PS5 and they have the portfolio of games to do just that. PS5 Indie Games Expect to see a ton of indie games at … Read More