Grand Theft Auto V was released back in 2013 by Rockstar Games and fans have been waiting for a sequel ever since. The company officially announced both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X versions this past summer for a release in the second half of 2021. They will feature additional technical enhancements and performance upgrades, but just how good can it look? One modder decided to find out by giving the entire game an unbelievable makeover, complete with ray tracing.
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With Sony’s new PS5 coming equipped with the latest hardware, it wouldn’t be too farfetched to imagine it with a built-in voice assistant. In this case, it’s called ‘Ellie’, inspired by the character from the game The Last of Us. Think of Ellie as Microsoft’s Clippy, but for games, a she will be able to guide you through new games or answer any questions you might have.
Say goodbye to DualShock, and hello to DualSense, Sony’s new wireless controller for their upcoming PlayStation 5 game console. Unlike DualShock 4, this model features haptic feedback, which means you’ll be able to feel the grittiness of driving a car or riding a bike through mud, while adaptive triggers are built into the L2 and R2 buttons go let you feel the tension of your actions.
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Sony’s upcoming Playstation 5 is still set for a holiday 2020 release, but recently, several new photos of the development kits have leaked. Unfortunately, not all of them are clear images, but thankfully designer Giuseppe Spinelli has created a stunning 3D render of what we know about the console so far. There has been no confirmation about the specs, but it’s rumored to be powered by an eight-core AMD CPU based on the company’s 7nm microarchitecture, similar to the new PC-based Zen 2 Ryzen processors.