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The PS5 arrives, since Sony will not abandon the consoles after surpassing Microsoft and Nintendo this last generation. In this PS5 rumors guide we will speculate on several details surrounding the rumored console, including a PS5 potential release date or the exit window of the target, as well as to consider which Games could potentially target a PS5 launch, several years away.
While the release date of the PS5 is something that everyone wants to know, before it's the PS5 revelation. We do not know when Sony plans to lift the lid on the PlayStation 5, but we speculate on when that could in the article below. We also consider the possibility of a PS5 Pro, looking if such a console will have value during the next generation.
Is Starfield the first PS5 game revealed?
During the Bethesda E3 2018 conference, Todd Howard announced Starfield, a brand new solo RPG. This game will not be released for a moment, but Howard said it was coming to "next-gen". This certainly seems to be in reference to the new Sony and Microsoft consoles, so Starfield seems to be the first PS5 game announced.
PS5 release date – The release of PlayStation 5 will take place in 2019 or 2020?
Assuming that the PlayStation 5 is already developing to some extent at Sony, when could the console theoretically get out? If one does not take into account the claims of Michael Pachter, an industry analyst, the release date of PS5 could be the same as in 2020 (Pachter claimed the original 2019 , but revised the date).
All this is obviously theoretical. Listen to what long-time industry analysts and experts have to say about the future of successful home consoles like the PlayStation 5. We think 2019 is a bit early for Sony for the next PlayStation given its strong position in the market. 2020 making a lot more sense. If Sony continues to roll high in 2019, maybe we will have to wait until 2021. We will have to wait and see.
We have recently been discussing with a number of video game industry experts to know their point of view on the PS5. and Xbox Two will advance the game. While no one is spreading the beans for now, there are still some interesting thoughts.
put a bet on the release date of the PS5, we would go with Q4 2020. Sony has released all its consoles in the last quarter of the year, barring the original PlayStation in North America and Europe, where he arrived in September 1995, after a launch in December 1994 in Japan. Sony releasing the PS5 outside this window Q4 would be a big surprise. A release date in November 2020 for the PS5 would be very logical, allowing the new console to launch alongside a wave of high-level releases that usually arrive in the same period. So, to answer a few questions:
- Is 2018 the release date of PS5? No. E3 came and went with Sony to say nothing about the PS5. It will not be launched in 2018.
- Is 2019 the release date of the PS5? Perhaps. Talk suggests that Sony would be ready to launch the PS5 in 2019, but that depends on the status of the PS4 and the market share that Nintendo and Microsoft are earning.
- Is 2020 the release date of the PS5? It is where the smart money goes. Sony could surprise everyone and release the PS5 earlier, but 2020 seems to be the right time considering the strong position of the PS4 right now.
Michael Pachter, an industry analyst, publicly announced a PS5 release in 2018 at a "very low probability". He added that the PS5 version is "25% [probability] next year and 75% in 2020". This is more or less what most insiders believe, although some believe that 2019 seems more and more likely.
Kotaku published a report stating that many sources had poured cold water on the speculation of 2018. Moreover, the sources did not think that 2019 was likely either, with 2020 a more reasonable expectation on what they knew of the PS5.
The sister publication, Digital Foundry, compiled an interesting video that watched when Sony could reasonably release the PS5 and offer the kind of performance upgrade on the PS4 that people will be waiting for. It is safe to say that they do not believe that the PS5 is coming soon. You can get the full analysis in the video below:
The news that suggests that the PS4's sales are slowing down indicates that Sony might want to go a little faster than we think to introduce the PS5. That said, a lower price and aggressive bundles (as well as high-profile news releases in the fourth quarter of 2018 such as Red Dead Redemption 2) will likely lead to higher sales for the PS4, suggesting that there is still a lot of life left. in the old dog. [19659002] A tweet by a semi-known video game prognostic Marcus Sellars suggested that PS5 development kits be released to third-party developers in early 2018. Although we do not have been able to verify this rumor, suggests that Sony's internal developer teams already had PS5 development kits. If this is true, the probability of an exit from the PS5 in 2019 is much more likely.
GDC 2018 came and went in March 2018, and if Sony was likely to launch the PS5 in 2019 we expected to hear noise and chatter. There was none, which suggests that we will not get the PS5 in 2019. It's possible that Sony is keeping a tight lid on anything related to the PS5, but we expected to see credible leaks now if the PS5 will be released in 2019.
If we go with a 2020 launch for the PS5, the revelation will probably not be earlier than E3 2019. Sony could copy the Xbox One X / Scorpio revealed by Microsoft, teasing the PS5 at E3 2019, before the big revelation at an autonomous event in the early months of 2020. The PS4 was revealed at a special event in February 2013, and a similar approach to announce the PS5 would make sense.
Is the PS5 in three years?
Thanks to some comments that would have been made by SIE CEO John Kodera, it seems that the PS5 is still in three years from release. But is this really the case?
In three years we will put in 2021, with the PS4 approaching its 8th anniversary. It's very old and longer than the life expectancy expected by many people. Either Kodera was talking about a transition period from PS4 to PS5, with the release of the PS5 at some point in the next three years, or we really have a lot of time to wait.
PS5 Games – What Games Could the PlayStation 5 Launch With?
As for the games on which the theoretical PS5 could start, we must look far enough into the future. When you think of games that have not been launched for at least a year, Death Stranding and The Last of Us: Part 2 come immediately to mind.
True, both games are currently in production for the current PlayStation 4, but there is still a chance that they could launch on Sony's next flagship console. The Last of Us was first launched on the PlayStation 3, with just a few months before the launch of the PlayStation 4, and was later focused on the latter system a few months after the launch. The same could certainly happen with The Last of Us: Part 2, especially if Naughty Dog is not rushed by the development by Sony.
As for Death Stranding, it's quite obvious that Kojima Productions has the right to take as much time as necessary with the upcoming game, as we have not seen any gameplay. In addition, Kojima frequently posts updates on its progress on the Death Stranding scenario on Twitter, and while it is still in the writing phase, it is far from over. Just like The Last of Us: Part 2, there is no reason why Death Stranding can not be launched on the PlayStation 5 after a late launch in the life of the PS4.
But which other game developers could potentially figure near the launch of the PlayStation 5? Considering the average three-year development cycle of the current games, a sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn is not just given at this stage, but could also be released around 2020, considering the original game launched in early 2017.
A recently revealed game that could reasonably be considered a PlayStation 5 game could be Sucker Punch's Ghost of Tsushima, revealed to the PSX in December 2017. We saw an impressive demo at E3 2018, so it's not totally unrealistic to expect that it's at least 18 months away from the release. Maybe it will end up being one of the latest Sony PS4 games, or that it could come out on PS4 and PS5.
Among the most obvious candidates, assuming a release date in November 2020, there will almost certainly be FIFA 21 a new Call of Duty (the next Sledgehammer game, perhaps launched during the Second World War after the WW2 CoD success), a new DICE shooter (probably a Battlefront), a LEGO game, and two new franchise entries that have had new releases in 2017: Destiny, Middle-Earth: Shadow of, and Assassin & # 39; s Creed.
A new game in the Gran Turismo series would also be a great launch game for the PS5. While the GT series has often been slow to develop and has suffered delays, series director Kazunori Yamauchi said he's already thinking about the game that follows GT Sport. This game remains to be seen, but there is a possibility that Gran Turismo 7 is on the PS5
With Square claiming that the remake of Final Fantasy VII on PlayStation will come in several parts, it will not be. Do not be surprised to see the game make its way onto the PS5 with improvements on the PS4 game. It remains to be seen whether players will have to buy the game again once they have bought it on PS4.
What is a realistic PS5 price? – Will the PlayStation 5 be expensive and will it cost more than the PS4 at launch?
To find out what the PlayStation 5 might cost realistically when it will inevitably come out, it will look older versions of Sony. The PlayStation 4 was launched at a price of $ 399 in 2014, and while the PlayStation 4 Slim was launched in 2016 at a discounted price of $ 299, the more powerful PlayStation 4 Pro was launched at the same price as the original PS4 .
Given the lessons learned by Sony by launching the $ 499 / $ 599 (20GB / 60GB) PS3, it is unlikely that the company will become so expensive. An enlightened guess would likely put the cost of the PlayStation 5 at around $ 399.
What will be the power of the PS5? Will the PS5 be more powerful than the Xbox One X? PS5 Spec
Everyone would be pretty shocked if Sony did not exceed the power of the Xbox One X, which currently has 6 teraflops. While you might think that this will push the price beyond the $ 399 that we mentioned, we are talking about a machine that will probably be released in 2-3 years. By the end of 2020 8-10TF should be easily achievable for this price.
So, what is a decent guess for the PS5 specification? Realistically, the PlayStation 5 will also include a higher performance processor and more memory as standard, which equates to higher potential frame rates for most games (Bungie cites a poor processor on PS4 Pro and Xbox One X for a lack of 60FPS), and better textures.
Digital Foundry also released a report detailing a potential CPU for the PS5. Sony should work with AMD again, this time on a Ryzen processor. This follows the use of the Jaguar CPU in the PS4. This Jaguar processor is often cited as one of the weakest areas of the PS4 (and the Xbox One), with 60fps return games. Ryzen is a big step forward and there is certainly enough noise to suggest that it will probably be the processor of the PS5 – but with some modifications requested by Sony.
Outside of power, it is virtually guaranteed that Sony will release something new and interesting with the controller of the PlayStation 5. While we do not know this could theoretically be, Sony has a history of Iteration with each controller, for example the Dualshock 4 controller's speaker and the Sixaxis's PS3 motion controls.
Will Sony follow the switch path with the PS5?
There is also the Switch question to consider. Nintendo has had a lot of success with its hybrid home console / handheld, and Sony is undoubtedly attentive to that. Will Sony try to get a piece of this hybrid pie (it has already tried it slightly with PS4 Remote Play) or continue on the road to the hardcore home console without deflecting? The details that will flow in the months and years to come will be extremely interesting.
If we were to put money on what would be the PS5, we would not choose a hybrid console / handheld unless sacrificing the power of the original unit. The success of Sony with the PS4 is partly due to the console offering the greatest power of all consoles available at that time.
Does the PS5 Play PS4 and Older Games? Backward Compatibility
The PS4 uses an AMD accelerated processing unit (APU) based on the x86-64 architecture. If Sony uses this architecture in the PS5 (which is likely), there is a decent chance that the machine offers backward compatibility with the PS4. As for offering the possibility for the PS5 to play PS3 and older games, it's a much bigger demand. Sony seems to be trying to get people to use its PS Now service to access old games from its catalog, and we can not see that changing with the PS5.
Do not be fooled by Fake PS5 Announcement Videos
It seems that some people are easily fooled, as clearly proves the fake PS5 trailer below. Many people on social networks have been deceived by video, even if it is old and well below the production values you expect from Sony. When Sony announces the PS5, you can be sure that the video will be much more beautiful than that. If a video looks fake, it's probably wrong.
What we want From the PS5
Speculation aside, what would we ideally want from PS5? Backward compatibility for PS4 games would be great, simply because you would be able to carry classics like the Shadow of the Colossus remake to the next generation of console. We've seen how Microsoft handles backward compatibility with its Xbox One consoles (including getting amazing results by updating Xbox 360 games to 4K on Xbox One X), and something similar on PS5 would be great.
Pure power, the PlayStation 5 must dramatically exceed the power of the Xbox One X. This means more games running in 4K at 60FPS. If the PS5 can provide about 10 TF of power, we would be happy because this would allow developers to create games that seem a generation ahead of what we have now.
But what would be the dream launch range for the PS5? Death Stranding and The Last of Us: Part 2 are highly anticipated games, the former seeking mostly to push the performance of any system to the limit. We also mentioned Ghost of Tsushima and a sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn, and it would be the perfect way to launch a new Sony console cycle.
We would also like some games to be built from the ground up for the new PS5, though. It's one thing to see PS4 games updated for PS5, but they're never going to show what the system can really do. A new racing game would be great (Gran Turismo seems to be possible, but probably unlikely), but give us some new IP to launch the generation, Sony!
While we are on wish lists, the PS5 will surely need a new PS VR headset to go with, if only to make the most of the new power that will be available. The VR titles on the PS5 should be able to match the current high-end PC VR games like Robo Recall's Epic.
In terms of media capabilities, we would be extremely surprised if the PS5 did not support the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Playback. In 2010 Ultra HD will be more common and not include it in the PS5 will be a bad blow not only in terms of supply for consumers, but also for the storage space on the game discs Blu-ray Ultra HDs offer more storage space than standard Blu-ray discs. Microsoft already offers Ultra HD Blu-ray support with its Xbox One S and Xbox One X, and Sony will surely not want to give its main competitor this advantage again.
Will there be a PS5 Pro?
Sony introduced the PS4 Pro in order to offer consumers a console that would benefit from the ever-growing number of 4K TVs on the market. While the console offers other benefits, it is likely that Sony would not have developed the PS4 Pro if the game in 4K had not been a big selling point. You could argue that Sony is going to release a PS5 Pro halfway out of the PS5's life, but it should come with an important reason to upgrade. It is doubtful that the consoles will push the 8K game for a while, so there may be no reason for the PS5 Pro to exist. If 8K TVs have become a sizeable market during the PS5's lifespan, a PS5 Pro model with enhanced specifications could be launched around 2022/2023, which would give support to 8K users, but that seems unlikely. given that 4K is still just finding his legs.
Why is the PlayStation 5 a big problem?
Sony has been one of the dominant forces in the console game since it released the original PlayStation and toppled the industry. Before the release of the PlayStation (December 1994 in Japan), the console game market belonged to Nintendo and SEGA, and to a lesser extent to Atari. Sony has changed that and now it's hard to imagine a world in which the PlayStation is not one of the major gaming platforms.
Sony has had highs and lows downs with the PlayStation, but overall, it is delivered hit after shot – we will quietly move past the PS Vita! Two of Sony's consoles, the PlayStation and the PlayStation 2 have sold more than 100 million copies, while the PS4 seems to have been sold to more than 70 million copies just four years after its creation. Even the PlayStation 3, which had a difficult launch, managed to sell about $ 84 million.
With the PlayStation 4 at the top of this generation of console, the hype around the PlayStation 5 will be huge. The console ads are quite rare due to the interval between the new machines, so the PS5 ad will be one of the biggest events of this decade – unless the reval does not exist. happens in 2020.
Will the PS5 beat the Xbox Two? 19659022] OK, so we have no idea what the next Xbox will be called (Microsoft likes surprising people), but the big question is whether the PS5 will outclass the next Xbox. In all likelihood, yes, the PS5 will be the most popular home console of the next generation. While Microsoft is making progress with the Xbox, suggesting that its next console will be closer to the PS5 than the Xbox One with the PS4, Sony is currently in such a dominant position that it will be almost impossible to take the throne [19659002] An important point in the next-gen battle between the PS5 and the Xbox Two will be the launch of each machine. The first machine on the market will probably benefit from being the first next-gen machine, namely how the Xbox 360 managed to enforce while Sony was waiting for the launch of the PS3. A new Xbox arriving before the PS5 seems unlikely, given that Microsoft launched the Xbox One X a year after Sony released the PS4 Pro, but Microsoft will try to recover its market share following the launch less than ideal of the Xbox One in 2013
That's all we can put on the PS5, but we will not fail to update this page whenever new information or rumors arise. With E3 2018 now in memory, it seems more and more unlikely that the PS5 is coming soon, but the game industry is always full of surprises.
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