{"id":5361,"date":"2020-09-29T21:18:18","date_gmt":"2020-09-29T19:18:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2020\/09\/29\/sony-ps5-release-date-specs-design-price-more\/"},"modified":"2020-09-29T22:11:37","modified_gmt":"2020-09-29T20:11:37","slug":"sony-ps5-release-date-specs-design-price-more","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/plus.maciejpiasecki.info\/index.php\/2020\/09\/29\/sony-ps5-release-date-specs-design-price-more\/","title":{"rendered":"Sony PS5: Release Date, Specs, Design, Price & More"},"content":{"rendered":"

The PlayStation 5, referred to by most as the PS5, is Sony’s next-gen console headed to store shelves and doorsteps (for those that secured pre-orders) later this year.
\nThere are still some things that are unknown about the PS5, such as what the UI looks like, whether or not your PS Plus subscription will carry over, and how many games will be available for the console by year’s end. But for the most part everything that could be outed about the console has been made officially public by Sony.
\nIn this guide we’ll break down everything there is to know about the PS5, at least in regards to what information is currently out there. Which is quite a bit at this point.
\nWhen does the PS5 launch?
\nThe PS5 will release on November 12 in the US and a few other global regions. This includes Mexico, South Korea, Canada, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. The rest of the world will be able to purchase it on November 19.
\nThe console is currently available for pre-order at various retail partners, and direct from Sony. However it’s unlikely that there’s any stock left of the console as many retailers sold out within 20 minutes of the pre-orders going live.
\nSome retailers may get more stock though prior to the console’s release date. Most retailers will also have stock of the PS5 on-hand for release day so there will still be chances to get the console on the day that it comes out.
\nHow much does the PS5 cost?
\nThat cost of the console depends on which version of it you buy. There will be two versions of the PS5.
\nThere’s the standard PS5, and then the PS5 Digital Edition that doesn’t come with a disc drive. If you go for the PS5, then it retails for $499. If you decide on the PS5 Digital Edition then you’ll end up paying $399.
\nThis is of course assuming you don’t spend any extra money on games or additional accessories. Which many consumers are sure to do.
\nWhat do you get with the console?
\nInside the box you’ll get the console itself, your power adapter and cable, one DualSense controller, an HDMI cable, and a copy of Astro’s Playroom.
\nSince there aren’t any bundles of the console that have been produced yet, the contents of the package will be just the basics. Anything you want on top of these things has to be purchased separately.
\nWhat accessories are there for the PS5?<\/p>\n

From Sony there are a handful. And they’re all available for pre-order right now alongside the console. Though, the accessories are probably still in stock where the PS5 is not at this time.
\nIn regards to the Sony accessories, there’s the HD Camera, the additional DualSense controllers, the Pulse 3D wireless headset, the Media Remote, and the DualSense charging dock.
\nAll of these can be found at various retail partners including Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart and more. There are also going to be accessories available from other brands. Such as SteelSeries with its new Arctis 9 wireless headset that is designed for use with both PS5 and PC.
\nWhat games are available for the PS5 at launch?
\nThere will be a small number of games available to play on the PS5 on launch day, but throughout the rest of the year and the beginning of next year there will be more released in Sony’s „launch window,” which is still technically considered launch by the company.
\nOn release day, the PS5 will have 12 confirmed games to play. This includes Astro’s Playroom, Demon’s Souls, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Destruction Allstars, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition, Sackboy: A Big Adventure, Godfall, Observer: System Redux, Fortnite, Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War (technically this counts, but it officially releases on November 13), and Just Dance 2021.<\/p>\n

You’ll also get access to the PS Plus Collection on launch day, which has a ton of different top PS4 games in it at no cost. This includes God Of War, Final Fantasy XV, Batman: Arkham Knight, Battlefield 1, Bloodborne, Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End, Fallout 4, Days Gone, Detroit: Become Human, Infamous Second Sun, Monster Hunter World, Persona 5, Until Dawn, Mortal Kombat X, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, Ratchet and Clank, The Last Guardian, and The Last Of Us Remastered.
\nOther games available within the launch window include Far Cry 6, Cyberpunk 2077, Watch Dogs Legion, NBA 2K21, Override 2: Ultraman Deluxe Edition, Immortals: Fenyx Rising, and likely more.
\nThere are a ton of games listed on retail sites with December 31 as the release date. So while that likely is just a place holder date for those titles, chances are they will launch soon after or sometime before and will still be considered within Sony’s PS5 launch window.
\nThere’s also a chance that more games will be confirmed in the future as coming at some point during this time period.
\nWhat are the main features of the console?<\/p>\n

The big features that Sony has been promoting are 3D sound, haptic feedback, and adaptive triggers from its DualSense. All three of which are designed to immerse you into the world of whatever game you’re playing as much as humanly possible on a console at this time.
\nThe PS5 will also support frame rates at up to 120fps with 120fps output, 4K TV gaming with support for resolutions up to 8K (you’ll need an 8K TV for that and a game which supports that resolution), a super fast SSD for quick load times, Ray Tracing, HDR technology, backwards compatibility for most PS4 games, game boost, and the ability to upgrade some of your PS4 games to digital PS5 games.
\nHow much will the games cost?
\nBased on pre-order listings of some of the games that are already live, it seems like the norm will start to become $70 per game. At least for the bigger titles.
\nDemon’s Souls for example is $70. Chances are other big AAA titles will be the same. Though not all of them. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla on PS5 is still $60 for the standard edition. The main price for many games that released during the PS4 era.
\nSo pricing is going to be a mix and match here. That being said, we’ll reiterate that $70 is likely to start becoming the new normal. So expect that to be the case in the future. Even if it takes a little while to get there.
\nWhat are the specs?
\nThe PS5 is Sony’s most powerful console and is a pretty big leap forward from the PS4. It comes running on eight Zen 2 3.5GHz cores with variable frequency. It’s also running an AMD RDNA 2 GPU 36 clocked at 2.3GHz with 10.28 TFLOPS of power.
\nIt has 16GB of GDDR6 RAM, an 825GB PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD for game storage, an NVMe SSD slot for expandable storage, and HDMI 2.1 for the display output.
\nEverything on the Digital Edition is the same, except it doesn’t have the 4K UHD Blu-ray disc drive of the standard model.
\nBoth models will also come with one USB-A port on the front alongside one USB-C port, two USB-A ports on the back, an ethernet port, and the console supports Wi-Fi 5.
\nThe minor bits
\nHow big is the console?
\nIt’s big. By and large much bigger than any other console out there past and present. Here’s a diagram below showing comparison sizes with other consoles and TV display sizes.
\nBasically, don’t expect it to fit just anywhere. You may have to adjust your setup to make room for it.
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Do I need a 4K or 8K TV to play games?
\nNo. While Sony maintains that the best experiences will be available on a 4K TV (on its 8K TVs once they’re available, though they won’t be cheap), you can play your PS5 games on a 1080p TV or monitor if that’s what you have.
\nGames will still look crisp and high fidelity with plenty of rich color. In short they’ll still look awesome and you’ll still have fun playing them.
\nAre games backwards compatible?
\nSony has confirmed that PS4 games are backwards compatible and you will be able to play your PS4 discs in your PS5 if you got the version with the disc drive.
\nNot all games were tested though, so some may not work. However you should be fine for most games. Anything from the PS3, PS2, and PS1 will not be backwards compatible.
\nAlso worth mentioning is that Sony hasn’t confirmed yet whether or not PS4 digital games can be downloaded to the PS5. Though it would be weird if Sony didn’t allow this.
\nCan I transfer my save data?
\nThe best answer for this is probably yes and no. Since the PS5 will support PS4 discs, and probably PS4 digital saves, any save data should be there for the PS4 versions of those games. Though Sony has not yet confirmed this.
\nWhen it comes to save data between PS4 and PS5 versions of the same game, it will not be transferrable. As an example, you won’t be able to transfer the save data from the PS4 version of Yakuza: Like A Dragon to the PS5 version.
\nCan I use my DualShock 4 controllers with the PS5?
\nFor PS4 games, yes. For PS5 games, no.
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