Sony PS5 reveal: ‘Bold’ new design, Spider-Man followup and all the other trailers shown
Sony’s new look for the PlayStation 5.
Sony
Today Sony finally unveiled the PlayStation 5 completely. It showed one fresh white design As well as a new set of games that include the return of familiar characters interspersed with brand new titles, some of which looked dazzling.
The games were shown next to it the new look for the device, which is large and thin and colored white in the front and back, with blue light and black accent colors on the sides. The company announced that it would later release a price and launch date for the PS5. The company also said there will be an discless “All Digital” version that has been reported since 2012.
Sony is also calling Spider-Man in its friendly neighborhood to launch the next generation PlayStation 5 video game console later this year. Spider-Man: Miles Morales is launched along with the new PS5 console just in time for Christmas sales, Sony said. The game will focus on Morales, a mixed character at the center of the hit film of 2019, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Vers.
The announcement was part of an event that Sony held on June 11 to discuss the new titles. The enterprise had delayed the event After protests broke out worldwide in response to the murder of an unarmed black man, George Floyd, in police custody.
The Thursday event is the last that Sony and Microsoft have planned before the start of their respective events PlayStation 5 and upcoming Xbox Series X. Consoles. The new devices, which are the first major new consoles since PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, were released in 2013.
Microsoft has scheduled another event in July to showcase new games from its own development studios – including 343 Industries, the makers of the hit Halo space battle series and his latest title, Halo Infinite. Sony has announced that other events are planned, but has not yet said when they will take place.
A look at the PS5 from above.
Sony / screenshot from CNET
Jim Ryan, CEO of PlayStation announced the event on Thursday as a first look at games made for the console. It should take place entirely online and take about an hour.
“We wanted to do something that was almost brave and daring,” he said Jim Ryan, CEO of Sony’s PlayStation in an interview with CNET after the company’s unveiling on Thursday. “We wanted something future-oriented and future-oriented, something for the 2020s.”
Ryan declined to say how much the PS5 will cost, whether the Discless All-Digital version will be cheaper, or when it will be available. But he said it Manufacturing remains on track despite the coronavirus pandemic that has caused turmoil around the world as it infected more than 7.4 million people and killed more than 420,000 patients.
Sony confirmed that additional events are planned before the PS5 launches in the fall, including pricing, launch date, and other details. Ryan declined to discuss the future of Sony’s PlayStation VR virtual reality headset, its PlayStation Now streaming service, and whether Sony would offer a disc-trade-in program to customers who are fully digital Buy PS5. Further details will be announced at later events.
Sony showed over two dozen games on Thursday, nine of which were built by its game studios, including Insomniac Games that made Spider-Man.
Here are some game highlights from Sony’s show:
Spider-Man: Miles Morales
By Insomniac Games
Look at that:
Sony debuts PS5 trailer for Spider-Man: Miles Morales
1:10
Gran Turismo 7
From Polyphony Digital
Godfall
By counterplay
Demon’s Souls remake
From software
GhostWire: Tokyo
From Bethesda
Improved Grand Theft Auto V.
From Rockstar Games
Athia project
By Square Enix
Rachet & Clank: Tear apart
By Insomniac Games
return
With the house brand
Stray
By Annapurna Interactive
Sackboy: A great adventure
By Sumo Digital
Destruction of AllStars
By Lucid Games
Kena: Bridge of the Spirits
By Ember Labs
Goodbye volcano high
By Ko_Op Games
Resident Evil 8
By Capcom
Look at that:
A first look at Resident Evil 8 appears at the PS5 event
3:10
NBA 2K21
At 2K
Follow-up
You can watch a recording of the event on CNET and GameSpot’s YouTube channels below:
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