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While we patiently wait for a reveal event, PlayStation fans’ anticipation is starting to boil over into frustration. Thanks to a , has created a slick-looking PS5 design using some of the information we already have to hand.

The design shows support for up to 4K, 60fps gameplay, although leaked specs have already confirmed the PS5 will exceed these, with up to 8K resolution. The console is said to support up to 14 Teraflops of graphical power: a feat larger than the Xbox Series X, which is able to put out “just” 12 Teraflops. 

What the hell is a Teraflop? Just as a Terabyte is one trillion “bytes” of data, a Teraflop is one trillion “floating-point operations per second”, a unit useful in measuring the output of advanced computer graphics. Rumours the PS5 will out-perform Xbox Series X have been hanging around for a while now, but without concrete specifications, there’s no way to verify this. 

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 We love this slender, clean look of the console with glowing logo and Tron-esque blue lines. The

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If there’s one thing Sony has always had, it’s style. PlayStation consoles have an iconic design that helps them stand out from the competition. Anyone can look at a PS1 or PS2 and immediately know it’s a PlayStation console.

While people have certainly made jokes about the design of the PS4 Pro, there’s no denying that every model of the PS4 has an iconic look to it. This design strategy extends to the controller and PlayStation VR as well.

The DualShock 4 is the best iteration of the classic controller yet. The unique touchpad, light bar, and perfect size make it a comfortable option for all kinds of people, regardless of their hand size. Top this off with the futuristic design of PlayStation VR and you have electronics that you can proudly display in your living room.

We’re already thinking about what the next generation will look like. Take a look below for a glimpse into the future, thanks to some talented artists and graphic designers. Let us know which design is your favorite in the comments!

PlayStation 5 (PS5) Design Leaked Online, Game Developer Confirms Its A Devkit | Digit Ps5 Design

The internet has been abuzz speculating about the leaked patient image for the PS5. The leak, which comes courtesy of lets go digital, showcases the console with a prominent V cutout at the top that looks like it is designed for ventilation. It also looks like it has a number of USB ports upfront (5 to be precise) along with a disc drive. Above the disc drive there look to be some LED indicators. Matthew Stott, a veteran in the game development industry since 1992 and currently working as a senior artist at Codemasters confirmed on Twitter that the leaked render is indeed a devkit. Apparently, he and his co-workers “have a few in their office”. 

He also suggested that the devkit could end up being the final unit, but we think Sony has some design tricks up its sleeves with the PS5. After the lacklustre reception with the design of the PS3, Sony upped their ‘game’ with the design of the PS4 making it look sleek and desirable. The VCR like design of the Xbox One also added to the appeal of the original PS4. 

Coming back to the PS5, Sony has confirmed that the next-generation console is in the works. In an exclusive conversation with Wired back in April 2019, Lead Architect of the upcoming PlayStation, Mark Cerny talks about some of the capabilities of Sony’s next console. It is logical that the next-generation PlayStation be called the PS5, however, throughout the conversation with Wired, Cerny referred to it as the next-generation PlayStation. Could Sony be thinking of calling it the PSV instead of the PS5? Hence the design choice? Perhaps, but we are just speculating. 

In the conversation, Mark told Wired, “The key question is whether the console adds another layer to the sorts of experiences you already have access to, or if it allows for fundamental changes in what a game can be.” Mark also confirmed that the PS5 won't be launching in 2019. He confirmed some details about the specifications of the PS5 saying it will have SSD storage, sport Ray Tracing and will also have advanced 3D audio. The PS5 is also confirmed to be running on the AMD Zen2 architecture with a Navi GPU. however, the details of the specifications are still unknown. Microsoft also shed some light on its upcoming console, the Scarlett and you can check out our in-depth spec comparison of the two consoles . 

 

The PS5 is also expected to be backwards compatible with the PS4 out of the box. Backwards compatibility is something Microsoft has highlighted this generation, offering a large library of Xbox 360 games along with some games from the original Xbox. 

Microsoft is also betting big on cloud gaming in the coming generation with Project xCloud. Sony has had its game streaming service, PlayStation Now available in selected markets for some time now. With the Microsoft-Sony partnership announcement, it looks like Sony could use Microsoft's cloud solution for its gaming needs. You can read more about the partnership . 

Back in January 2019, we saw a lot of information leak about the PS5 and Xbox Scarlett. A lot of that leaked information has come to pass, suggesting that the information could be legit. You can check out the leak story . 

Both Sony and Microsoft are expected to debut their respective next-generation consoles in late 2019 or early 2020 with the consoles hitting store shelves towards the end of 2020.

Sameer Mitha

Sameer Mitha lives for gaming and technology is his muse. When he isn’t busy playing with gadgets or video games he delves into the world of fantasy novels.