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- August 1, 2020
- 8:06 pm
This week is a bit on the longer side but we also have some lengthier conversations to go overly, namely this recent patent that Sony filed which shows a DLSS-like feature which could be for future PS5 software.
Then we have a few rumors regarding PS5 games like Gran Turismo 7 and Spider-Man Miles Morales, but perhaps the worst offenders here is just everyone claiming to have PS5 info when in actuality almost no one does. Also PS5 trended a lot on Twitter. Yeah, they’re very popular. 19+ million followers on Twitter, practically Internet famous.
Will Spider-Man 2 and GT7 be confirmed as PS5 launch titles?
As the release date for the Playstation 5 (PS5) rapidly approaches, rumors regarding the console are getting out of hand. The internet has been buzzing with rumors about the launch titles and other features of the much-awaited Sony console.
Some of the most popular rumors floating around concern the launch titles for the PS5. Rumor has it that Spider-Man 2 and Gran Turismo 7 (GT7) will be the flagship games for the console’s release. Both games are highly anticipated, with Spider-Man having sold more than 13 million copies on the PS4 alone. GT7, on the other hand, has a large and dedicated fanbase, with the game’s previous version, GT6, selling over 5 million copies.
Many fans of both franchises are eagerly awaiting further news about these games’ development for the PS5. However, Sony has yet to confirm or deny any of these rumors. It is unclear if these games will indeed be launch titles or if they will be released at a later date.
In addition to game rumors, a new Sony patent for the PS5 has caught the attention of enthusiasts. The patent suggests that the PS5’s controller may have biometric sensors that can read the user’s heart rate and sweat levels. This would enable the console to adjust the difficulty of a game according to the user’s physical state. The patent also mentions the possibility of having emotions detectors implemented in the controller that could recognize a player’s mood and adjust the game’s settings accordingly.
While patents are not always indicative of actual features that make it into the final product, it is clear that Sony is exploring new and exciting ways to make the gameplay experience more immersive for the player. However, it is important to note that this isn’t concrete information, and it is unclear if this feature will be present in the final product.
In conclusion, with the PS5 launch getting closer, rumors and speculations are understandably rampant. While Spider-Man 2 and GT7 seem to be the favorites for launch titles, Sony has yet to confirm or deny these rumors. Similarly, the new patent for biometric sensors on the controller is exciting, but it is important to take it with a grain of salt. Fans will have to wait a while longer to get all the news and details about Sony’s upcoming console.
