[PS5#3] PS5 komt officieel eind 2020

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Op zaterdag 26 oktober 2019 18:09 schreef Jimbo het volgende:

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Ja dat sowieso, wil best een pre-order plaatsen maar geen zin om die 50 eur er voor neer te leggen.

Al ben ik wel blij dat het bij nedgame nog online kan ipv in de shop

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Rumor: 'Big' Navi GPU that has just passed certification will power the PlayStation 5 and the Xbox Scarlett

Considering it just passed the certification, we are likely looking at the RDNA2-based full Navi die that will support ray tracing at a hardware level. This is the same GPU that will power the next-generation Playstation 5 and the Xbox as well (remember AMD designed Navi for the consoles, read more about that over here). In all likelihood, we are finally catching our first glimpse of "big" Navi. You might remember my exclusive published a year and a half back that predicted that the flagship Navi part won't land earlier than 2H 2019 or early 2020. Well, there you have it, folks, it's finally happening.

https://wccftech.com/new-amd-gpu-spotted-rra-big-navi/

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Sony Interactive Entertainment trademarks PS6, PS7, PS8, PS9, and PS10 in Japan

https://gematsu.com/2019/(...)s9-and-ps10-in-japan

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mochi_wsj twitterde op woensdag 30-10-2019 om 12:47:55 Meanwhile, Sony CFO Totoki said:-to carefully determine potential of game streaming market via its PS Now service-confident that PS5 will success-Sony's own studios and 3rd parties lining up PS5 games that "will satisfy game fans" reageer retweet

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PS5 Devkits Are Being Handed Out to More and More Developers

Techland gets them

The PlayStation 5 devkit is probably the hottest piece of hardware within the video game industry right now as developers start to put together plans for the next generation. We assume that every member of PlayStation's Worldwide Studios is working towards a PS5 title now as the PlayStation 4 is left behind, but it looks like third-party teams are now getting their hands on them too.
Speaking at EGX 2019, the lead game designer of Dying Light 2 told Push Square that Techland now has PS5 devkits in-house. "Of course we have the next-gen consoles in our studio and of course we have a plan for them and I think that's the most I can say."
It has been confirmed that Dying Light 2 will be getting a PS5 version once the new console launches, so it's understandable why the company would need access to those devkits as soon as possible. The publisher has more in the pipeline than just its zombie follow-up to the 2015 classic, however, which leads us to think that most of Techland's focus must now be placed solely on the next generation. It's getting to the point where if you can name any decently sized developer, PS5 devkits are probably already in-house.

https://www.pushsquare.co(...)_and_more_developers

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Op woensdag 30 oktober 2019 20:49 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:

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Zou Nintendo er ook eentje krijgen?

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ZhugeEX twitterde op donderdag 31-10-2019 om 00:04:20 Interesting note from the Ubisoft conference call today:Ubisoft plans to release all 5 of its AAA games in FY2021 (Apr 2020 - Mar 2021) on current and next gen.This means Watch Dogs: Legion, Rainbow Six Quarantine, Gods & Monsters and two unannounced games will be cross gen. https://t.co/Bo9kbjmkRo reageer retweet

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Tidux twitterde op donderdag 14-11-2019 om 22:33:25 Yeah, Guerrilla Games second team is supposed to be developing MP Socom game. #PS5 https://t.co/3rQPGtSCmc reageer retweet

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jasonschreier twitterde op maandag 18-11-2019 om 19:46:13 Not coincidentally, "play right away, download just what you need, no load times" will be some of Sony's top selling points for the PlayStation 5 https://t.co/9dH03f9h3m reageer retweet

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Op maandag 18 november 2019 20:32 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:
#kleinepookjesfail

#thatswhatshesaid

#jemoederhadergeenprobleemmee

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PS5 Will Allow Devs To Make More Detailed Game Then Ever Before, Says Remedy

Remedy talks up Sony’s next console.

The next generation of consoles are coming up and we’re in that time when developers are talking around the consoles with praise and hopes for the future. How much of that will end up translating to the final product is anyone’s guess, honestly, but it’s fun to think about. Today it was actually Remedy Entertainment talking up the potential of the PS5 and the amount of details it’ll let developers implement.

In an interview with the Official PlayStation Magazine UK, Lead Programmer Sean Donnelly spoke about the system’s technical abilities, pointing to the SSD drives that everyone is abuzz about. He says that not only will that allow for fast games and less load times, it could also lead to even more details that in a game like their most recent, Control, would bring things up to the next level.

“For something like Control, that could translate to an even deeper destruction system, richer, more detailed worlds, and simple quality-of-life improvements like instant reloading after dying.”

The two systems and their various new tech has been talking points for a lot of people, from the SSD drives that’s apparently going to change the game to the improved processor that will be in both upcoming system. We’ve got about a year to go until we see them on store shelves.

https://gamingbolt.com/ps(...)r-before-says-remedy

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Control confirmed as next-gen title for PS5 and Xbox Scarlett

In an interview with PlayStation Magazine, members of the Control development team clarified they were working on bringing the game to the PS5 and Xbox Project Scarlett, and that the jump in hardware capability would be game-changing for the titles they crate.

Lead Programmer Sean Donnelly spoke glowingly of the increased freedom for developers with more powerful hardware:

"With the extra burden of a detailed destruction system, it’s safe to say we hit the limit on what could be achieved on older CPUs. When it comes to the PS5, faster hardware is always appreciated and will make life easier in the short term.

"But it’s the new SSD that really stands out; essentially streaming will become something that we don’t really have to worry so much about and it will free up some extra CPU bandwidth in the process."

Lead Graphics Programmer Latu Aalto also noted the next-gen consoles' ray tracing capability, saying that it was a "fundamental shift in how to approach computer graphics".

https://www.techradar.com(...)s5-and-xbox-scarlett

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Op maandag 25 november 2019 22:09 schreef Noppie2000 het volgende:
And so it begins.

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Alcoholikaust twitterde op zaterdag 30-11-2019 om 16:17:49 PS5 anyone? https://t.co/cBggZTIty4 reageer retweet

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Op zaterdag 30 november 2019 19:58 schreef Notorious_Roy het volgende:

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Ideaal om pizza slices op te warmen. Dan gebeurt er tenminste nog iets nuttigs met de warme lucht die afgevoerd wordt

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Rumour: Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Is Coming to PS5 'Sooner Than You Think'

Spidey senses are tingling

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is an inevitability. A nailed-on sequel to 2018's Marvel's Spider-Man, developer Insomniac Games is all but guaranteed to be working on the PlayStation 5-bound follow up as we sit here and type this. It's interesting, then, that Kinda Funny's Imran Khan apparently knows quite a bit about the supposed sequel.
Speaking on the latest Kinda Funny Gamescast, Khan says, "I know too much about [Marvel's Spider-Man 2], so I can't speculate too much. I think a Spider-Man 2 will come sooner than we think." Khan also mentions a "Christmas 2021" release window earlier in the video.
Is holiday 2021 sooner than we think? That would mean the game is set to launch roughly three years after its predecessor, which is a fairly quick turnaround. That said, we have to imagine that Insomniac moved straight over to the next title as soon as Marvel's Spider-Man was complete, leaving only a smaller team behind in order to further support the game with updates and DLC. Holiday 2021 certainly doesn't seem impossible, even if it is reasonably fast.
With the PS5 launching late next year, its eventual lineup of exclusive games isn't difficult to predict -- especially where first party sequels are concerned. Alongside Marvel's Spider-Man 2, God of War 2 and Horizon: Zero Dawn 2 are equally inevitable -- but Khan's wording definitely makes it seem as though he's got some insider knowledge on the former.
What are your hopes and dreams for Marvel's Spider-Man 2 on PS5? Swing at speed through the comments section below.

http://www.pushsquare.com(...)ooner_than_you_think

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jasonschreier twitterde op woensdag 04-12-2019 om 18:41:35 A few more next-gen tidbits:- MS has been well behind Sony w /r/t communication, but that probably won't matter next fall- Whispers suggest PS5 and XB2 have similar specs (and both sound VERY powerful)- PS5 strategy is to be as accessible as possible (hence "no load times") reageer retweet

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Op woensdag 4 december 2019 19:32 schreef Drankster het volgende:

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Maar de XBOX 2 is toch de 360!? HUUH?!