Ps5 Launch details.

The PS5 will launch November 2020. The price is still aimed to be accessible to all consumers while providing a power console. The projected price for the system is 500$. The system is all about the past for Sony, as it is the future. Which is why it will be backwards compatible with all Playstation 4 games, PS2 games, and PS1 games. It will be backwards compatible with some a lot of PS3 games but as you all know due to that systems Cell Architecture. It complicated things. But, most of the first party PS3 titles that weren’t remastered/remade will be available right away, and of course a good amount of popular third party titles. The system will have marketing buzzwords such as “play right away, download just what you need, no load times, and the all in one PlayStation”. The system will also be a little more open to the consumers. For example, players will be able to download custom themes from third party applications like the PS3, the system will launch with a much overhauled Share factory. With custom layouts/live-streaming and video editing tools made by a third party, and green screen support. It will also incorporate features and tools from Sony’s Vegas Pro software. It will be more compatible with more Bluetooth headsets as a side note. The game will launch with Gran Turismo 7, Socom reboot, Demon souls.As well as SIE japan is working on a more family friendly game for the PS5 launch. Sony is also in touch with a lot of indie developers, securing early access deals and exclusivity deals for launch. As well, all PS4 exclusive games from 2018 and on will receive a Ps5 enhancement patch. You’ll also have your Your expected launch games like the Black ops reboot, Ubisoft’s Rainbow 6: Quarantine And more. Sony will push their PlayStation now and PlayStation Plus services as well, plus members will be be given access to their free games a month and game(s) given to them from Sony’s legacy titles. Like a game from the PS2 era as part of ps plus. The PlayStation store will receive an overhaul, allowing new features like gifting and more. There were even talks of a digital trade in system, not sure where the conversation has landed. Sony aims to take the generation again with the PlayStation 5.