- An indie developer talks about how significant the power increase from the PS4 to the PS5 will be.
- He says the studio’s upcoming psychological horror game, Martha Is Dead, “will strive for photorealism.”
- He also talked about the PS5’s solid-state drive and how raytracing will push graphics forward.
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PlayStation 5 news has been incredibly hard to come by in recent months. The last official word we got directly from Sony was a post on the PlayStation Blog in which the company talked about the new controller for the PS5, which we expect to be called DualShock 5. That was October of 2019. It is now a week into March of 2020, and while Microsoft has given us a lot to chew on in regards to the Xbox Series X, we still know next to nothing about the PS5. Therefore, even vague quotes from third-party developers are enough to make headlines.
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