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Thought about making this because the PS5 really caught me off guard with some of its features. Seeing that I'm a regular poster here, I was surprised that I went this long with being largely clueless about what the PS5 is capable of.
Thought it could be useful/beneficial for people who don't own any of the nex-gen consoles but are in the market for one. Let's keep it cordial and share some of the things we enjoy about these new, yet hard to find, devices.
Not a stealth brag either, let's show that people can appreciate differing consoles without arguing over dumb shit. I searched for similar threads but didn't see anything about just appreciating the consoles as a whole.
As some of you know, I recently got a PS5 for a killer deal of $920. It was one of those things where I felt like I didn't need one but was worried they might get more expensive or harder to find, so I bit the bullet.
I wasn't really sure what to expect and since I don't have a 4k TV, wasn't sure how the visuals would be. I didn't really know much about the features of the PS5 either. After owning one for roughly 10 days, I gotta say that I effing adore this thing. It truly feels like a luxury device and I'm honestly blown away at some of its features.
What do I love about it?
Dual Sense for one, this thing is insanely comfy, it feels so damn good and I love the enhanced rumble and resistant triggers.
Being able to quickly save gameplay footage, I think it goes back as far as 15 minutes at any given point. It's so cool being able to quickly save the last 30 seconds of gameplay in case something funny or cool happens.
The microphone built into the controller. I don't have a Sony headset and don't need one, my JBL over the ears sounds great and my friends say the the controller mic sounds clear when we're in group chat.
The ease in transferring my games/saves from the PS4 to PS5 via an Ethernet cable. The PS5 set up was so easy and seamless and it even left my games on the PS4. I figured it'd take them all like the Wii to Wii U system transfer.
The PS5 is an absolute powerhouse when it comes to PS4 compatibility. I love being able to play PSVR and have the boosted visuals. It also runs non-VR games in a much smoother manner and load times are better, etc. It's bizarre playing PS4 games and going, "Ohhhh, this is what is should have felt like all along?" lol.
Going from ER on a base PS4 to the PS4 version on a PS5 was truly mind blowing. I felt like I went from a PS3 to playing a game on a high end PC. It's just so insanely smooth and the boost in visuals is night and day.
It's really quiet too, it kind of winds up when I boot the system up or load a disc based game but after that it's basically silent. Fast load times too, kind of non-existent in the two PS5 games I've played so far. Astro's Playroom and Ghostwire.
I really do hope these things get more available, and soon, cause it's a bummer having this thing locked away from the masses. Gotta be so frustrating for Sony.
I hope to see some posts in here, owning the PS5 has got me really curious what the Series X is all about and the neat features it has. I don't really know much about it outside of the legacy BC feature. Really cool of MS to do that.
Thought it could be useful/beneficial for people who don't own any of the nex-gen consoles but are in the market for one. Let's keep it cordial and share some of the things we enjoy about these new, yet hard to find, devices.
Not a stealth brag either, let's show that people can appreciate differing consoles without arguing over dumb shit. I searched for similar threads but didn't see anything about just appreciating the consoles as a whole.
As some of you know, I recently got a PS5 for a killer deal of $920. It was one of those things where I felt like I didn't need one but was worried they might get more expensive or harder to find, so I bit the bullet.
I wasn't really sure what to expect and since I don't have a 4k TV, wasn't sure how the visuals would be. I didn't really know much about the features of the PS5 either. After owning one for roughly 10 days, I gotta say that I effing adore this thing. It truly feels like a luxury device and I'm honestly blown away at some of its features.
What do I love about it?
Dual Sense for one, this thing is insanely comfy, it feels so damn good and I love the enhanced rumble and resistant triggers.
Being able to quickly save gameplay footage, I think it goes back as far as 15 minutes at any given point. It's so cool being able to quickly save the last 30 seconds of gameplay in case something funny or cool happens.
The microphone built into the controller. I don't have a Sony headset and don't need one, my JBL over the ears sounds great and my friends say the the controller mic sounds clear when we're in group chat.
The ease in transferring my games/saves from the PS4 to PS5 via an Ethernet cable. The PS5 set up was so easy and seamless and it even left my games on the PS4. I figured it'd take them all like the Wii to Wii U system transfer.
The PS5 is an absolute powerhouse when it comes to PS4 compatibility. I love being able to play PSVR and have the boosted visuals. It also runs non-VR games in a much smoother manner and load times are better, etc. It's bizarre playing PS4 games and going, "Ohhhh, this is what is should have felt like all along?" lol.
Going from ER on a base PS4 to the PS4 version on a PS5 was truly mind blowing. I felt like I went from a PS3 to playing a game on a high end PC. It's just so insanely smooth and the boost in visuals is night and day.
It's really quiet too, it kind of winds up when I boot the system up or load a disc based game but after that it's basically silent. Fast load times too, kind of non-existent in the two PS5 games I've played so far. Astro's Playroom and Ghostwire.
I really do hope these things get more available, and soon, cause it's a bummer having this thing locked away from the masses. Gotta be so frustrating for Sony.
I hope to see some posts in here, owning the PS5 has got me really curious what the Series X is all about and the neat features it has. I don't really know much about it outside of the legacy BC feature. Really cool of MS to do that.