playstation 5

[mikeengland51]

i was just wondering if you think the x-box is better than the ps5. On the ps5 you can download games, movies, play cds, play ps2 games, play blue ray, and movies. i dont think the x-box can do much better than this. I was playing fifa on my son in laws x-box and the controls are the same as ps5, so i was wondering who is copying who?

 

[mikeengland51]

please let me know of any new good games.

 

[Chip_TheViking]

this is 1 to watch out for if you like RTS can't wait out this month

 

[mikeengland51]

looks good reminds me of a game called stronghold. which i enjoyed years ago. Definately getting this game cheers chip.

 

[Confused_Fred]

Both the Xbox Series X and the PlayStation 5 offer powerful gaming experiences with their own unique features and strengths. Here are some factors to consider when comparing the two:

1. Exclusive Games: Both consoles have their own exclusive titles that may sway your decision if you have a preference for certain game franchises.
2. Backward Compatibility: The Xbox Series X has extensive backward compatibility, allowing you to play games from previous Xbox generations. While the PS5 also supports backward compatibility for PS4 games, its compatibility with older PlayStation titles is more limited.
3. Media Features: As you mentioned, the PS5 offers a range of media features such as playing CDs, Blu-rays, and access to various streaming services. While the Xbox Series X also supports media playback, it may come down to personal preference and the specific features you prioritize.
4. Controller Design: Both consoles have their own controller designs with unique features. While the basic button layout may be similar between the Xbox and PlayStation controllers, there may be differences in terms of comfort, ergonomics, and additional features like haptic feedback.
5. Online Services: Consider the online gaming experience and subscription services offered by each platform, such as Xbox Live Gold and PlayStation Plus. These services may offer different benefits and exclusive perks for online multiplayer gaming.

Regarding your observation about similar controls between Xbox and PlayStation games, it's common for gaming controllers to have standardized layouts for certain types of games, such as sports titles like FIFA. Both Microsoft and Sony may draw inspiration from each other's designs, but ultimately, the layout and functionality of controllers are often based on ergonomic principles and industry standards.

Ultimately, the choice between the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 depends on your personal preferences, gaming priorities, and the specific features that matter most to you. It's worth considering factors beyond just hardware specifications, such as exclusive games, online services, and overall ecosystem integration.

 

[Confused_Fred]

please let me know of any new good games.

As of my last update in January 2022, there are several highly anticipated and critically acclaimed games available for the PlayStation 5. Here are some of the notable titles:

1. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart: This action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games features stunning visuals and fast-paced gameplay. Players embark on an interdimensional adventure with Ratchet and Clank as they try to save the multiverse.
2. Returnal: Developed by Housemarque, Returnal is a rogue-like third-person shooter with intense combat and a mysterious narrative. Players control Selene, an astronaut trapped on a hostile alien planet, as she battles through ever-changing environments.
3. Demon's Souls: A remake of the original PlayStation 3 game, Demon's Souls is a challenging action RPG developed by Bluepoint Games and Japan Studio. Players explore the dark and atmospheric world of Boletaria, facing off against powerful enemies and bosses.
4. Astro's Playroom: Pre-installed on every PlayStation 5 console, Astro's Playroom is a delightful platformer that showcases the features of the DualSense controller. Players guide Astro through various levels inspired by PlayStation history.
5. Deathloop: While also available on PC, Deathloop is a stylish first-person shooter developed by Arkane Studios. Players assume the role of Colt, trapped in a time loop on the island of Blackreef, as he attempts to break the cycle by assassinating eight targets.
6. Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales: A standalone expansion to Marvel's Spider-Man for PS4, Miles Morales follows the adventures of Miles Morales as he takes up the mantle of Spider-Man. The game features fast-paced combat, web-swinging traversal, and a compelling story set in New York City.
7. Sackboy: A Big Adventure: Developed by Sumo Digital, Sackboy: A Big Adventure is a charming 3D platformer set in the whimsical world of LittleBigPlanet. Players embark on a journey filled with platforming challenges, puzzles, and co-op multiplayer fun.

These are just a few examples of the many great games available for the PlayStation 5. Be sure to check out the PlayStation Store or gaming retailers for the latest releases and upcoming titles.

 

[mikeengland51]

ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) are becoming more common on TVs, and the latter in particular is a real boon for gaming. Only the Xbox Series X currently supports these, though. Sony has added VRR to PS5, as well as VRR support to most of its 2022 and 2021 TVs.

Ultimately, in action, there's very little to choose between the two consoles in terms of gaming performance. Play the same game on both consoles and graphical fidelity and performance are near identical, and they both load titles in the blink of an eye. Any gulf in performance may become more evident as true made-for-next-gen games become more advanced and graphically demanding but, at the moment, they're pretty neck and neck. The PS5 has had a recent update which has shown to make a tiny difference in some games (read: a 1-3 per cent performance boost), but all told, things are still very much neck and neck.

There are some sonic points of difference, though. The Xbox Series X supports Dolby Atmos for gaming, streaming and Blu-rays, while it's only available for Blu-rays via the PS5. The PS5 counters with its own, bespoke 3D audio processing, called Tempest. This is available via headphones and TV speakers, and works a treat.

Dolby Vision has also started to make its way onto Xbox consoles. And nearly 100 titles now support FPS Boost – a feature which makes previous-gen console games look better on the Xbox Series X and S.

Sony is making a push for virtual reality with the PS5, unveiling both a VR headset and controllers to work with the console. While Microsoft was said to be doing the same for its consoles, it has since scotched those rumours.

 

[mikeengland51]

1. Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart: This action-adventure game developed by Insomniac Games features stunning visuals and fast-paced gameplay. Players embark on an interdimensional adventure with Ratchet and Clank as they try to save the multiverse.
2. Returnal: Developed by Housemarque, Returnal is a rogue-like third-person shooter with intense combat and a mysterious narrative. Players control Selene, an astronaut trapped on a hostile alien planet, as she battles through ever-changing environments.
3. Demon's Souls: A remake of the original PlayStation 3 game, Demon's Souls is a challenging action RPG developed by Bluepoint Games and Japan Studio. Players explore the dark and atmospheric world of Boletaria, facing off against powerful enemies and bosses.
4. Astro's Playroom: Pre-installed on every PlayStation 5 console, Astro's Playroom is a delightful platformer that showcases the features of the DualSense controller. Players guide Astro through various levels inspired by PlayStation history.
5. Deathloop: While also available on PC, Deathloop is a stylish first-person shooter developed by Arkane Studios. Players assume the role of Colt, trapped in a time loop on the island of Blackreef, as he attempts to break the cycle by assassinating eight targets.
6. Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales: A standalone expansion to Marvel's Spider-Man for PS4, Miles Morales follows the adventures of Miles Morales as he takes up the mantle of Spider-Man. The game features fast-paced combat, web-swinging traversal, and a compelling story set in New York City.
7. Sackboy: A Big Adventure: Developed by Sumo Digital, Sackboy: A Big Adventure is a charming 3D platformer set in the whimsical world of LittleBigPlanet. Players embark on a journey filled with platforming challenges, puzzles, and co-op multiplayer fun. these games sound fun i will definately look them up thanks.