The rumors regarding the presentation of the PlayStation 5 console are constant. If we ignore all the rumors, Sony could have presented its new console several times. The latest rumors indicate that next Wednesday Sony could finally present the PlayStation 5. It will be a digital event and will replace the presentation that was initially scheduled to be held at E3.
One of the biggest mysteries surrounding the PlayStation 5 is its final design, of which there are several versions (including the image featured on this post). Additionally, the console's controller is expected to be unveiled, along with the catalog of exclusive games. And we'll probably hear the same old spiel about the console's magic hard drive again.
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It appears a company source has revealed the Japanese firm's plans to Bloomberg. According to the report, the final console design, along with other details, will be unveiled on June 3rd. It's worth noting that the event will not include a release date or price. Keeping the price and release date under wraps is a clear strategy to prevent competitors from beating them to the punch.
Everything suggests that Sony has learned a lot from the Xbox Inside disaster. If Sony is smart, it will show the games played on the console and will not just show cinematics that do not contribute anything. We may also see the exclusive games that will arrive with the PlayStation 5 and a demonstration of them.
What we hope is that Sony talks about the console, the hardware, its design and the games. We may see titles with Ray Tracing, since it is supposed to be the star technology of the next generation of consoles. They will undoubtedly remind us that the console's SSD does amazing things.
