LaydBack wrote Im still undecided either to get the series x, the PS5 or just build a PC lol.

Sega wrote

Anime wrote According to
techcrunch.com/2020/06/11/and-fin...station-5/


Here, however, there are some sharp finds and radical angles that could make it difficult to place the system in a horizontal configuration, if you're so inclined. The back, meanwhile, features an exposed black surface with a fairly large cooling vent. As seen above, there are two distinct versions of the system. At left is the standard PS5 and at right is the Digital Edition, which ditches the familiar disc drive. Seems Sony's not ready to abandon physical games just yet. Like Microsoft's digital version of the last Xbox, the system will most likely come with a price cut over the standard model. It also appears a fair bit thinner

Looking at the imagine Sean posted below, it looks like there is a horizontal configuration by using some sort of mat or stand that allows you to lie it flat. I can't see them only allowing it to be vertical, it would be interesting to know if this image has any substance or truth behind it or if it's just a render.

Sean wrote Laying it down

https://i.imgur.com/FMvZ3xv.jpg

Ahri wrote

Anime wrote

This games called Stray.

Do you like robots? Do you like neon lights? Do you like cats? Then Stray might well be the perfect game for you. From indie darlings Annapurna Interactive, Stray is a futuristic title, where humans seem to have been replaced by robots. Though the trailer wasn't incredibly clear, it seems you'll be navigating a Blade Runner style environment as a cat - one of the few living things around, it seems. What exactly you have to do in the game we're not certain of yet - fingers crossed there's a dedicated 'purr' button.


I think this is cute and would be fun to play. I love cats!!

A unique game for sure, but will definitely be something that won't hold up after release, similarly to titles such as Super Lucky's Tale for the Xbox, they're unique, cute and appealing but interest dies quickly

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LaydBack wrote

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ixAvenged18 wrote What I'm interested in is there different specs for the digital edition and the standard. Beside the 4K blue ray player what does the digital offer that could make it stand out that's what I want to know.

By the sounds of it, one has a disk tray and the digital version doesn't. Interesting to see if there's any other differences though.

Still have to download the games on the one with a disk tray I'm guessing.

Yeah I guess it'll be a similar situation to how we have it on the PS4, you need the disk in the console but it effectively downloads the game still onto the hardrive. It would be nice if you could install the game and then no longer have to switch disks to play a different game but I presume they are trying to push everybody down the digital option.

I fear the end of disks is nigh, probably for the better.

ixAvenged18 wrote What I'm interested in is there different specs for the digital edition and the standard. Beside the 4K blue ray player what does the digital offer that could make it stand out that's what I want to know.

LegionLobbies wrote SO WEIRD LOOKING i dont like it

Anime wrote According to cnn.com/2020/06/11/tech/ps5-spide...index.html


Sony finally reveals the PlayStation 5's design and all of its exclusive games

Spider-Man: Miles Morales

Gran Turismo 7


Resident Evil 8

Horizon Forbidden West

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EightThotz wrote https://i.gyazo.com/afb626a097d4ed2db1175761c80f1272.png

Not sure where this is from, got linked it tho, would look pretty cool.

That looks sick too, I bet they will have one like that

Nick wrote If this isn't the first game you're 100%ing, you shouldn't buy this console

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Looks interesting but fun.