PlayStation 5 Will Launch at the End of 2020

It has been repeatedly reported that the PlayStation 5 is in development since a few years ago, now Sony Interactive Entertainment has finally officially announced that the console is next-gen It will launch at the end of 2020.

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Apart from that, Sony also shared a few new details about the controller It’s not clear whether it will be called the DualShock 5 as the next generation of the previous DualShock, but Sony explains that there are two interesting new innovations.

First is Sony will implement haptic feedback, or it may be known as the vibration that occurs in your controller when performing or receiving an action. It’s not something new, but Sony explains that the vibrations will have a different feel. Hitting a wall during a race, for example, will have a different vibe like hitting a tackle while playing ball.

Second is adaptive triggers, implemented on trigger buttons L2 and R2. Developers can now program the key resistance for different situations and conditions. Players will be able to feel different sensations when pressing the button, for example, the sensation when aiming with a bow will feel different when speeding through rocky roads. It’s easy, there will be a strong push that will hold your finger when you press the button fully. (red)

Merge haptic feedback and adaptive trigger this, controller The new game for the PlayStation 5 is sure to provide a better gaming experience immersive more than the previous DualShock or controller other.

More details regarding the entirety of the PlayStation 5 will be announced over the next year. While waiting, Sony hopes for fans to first enjoy some games for the PlayStation 4, such as Death Stranding, The Last of Us Part II, and Ghost of Tsushima.

Source: PlayStation Blog

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