Editing PlayStation 5

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{{HardwareInfobox
| image        = Logo-PlayStation-5-INT.svg
| image2       = Hardware-PlayStation-5.png
| manufacturer = Sony Corporation
| type         = Home Console
| generation   = Ninth
| status       = Released
| na_rel       = {{Release|2020|November|12|NA}}
| jp_rel       = {{Release|2020|November|12|JP}}
| au_rel       = {{Release|2020|November|12|AU}}
| nz_rel       = {{Release|2020|November|12|NZ}}
| kr_rel       = {{Release|2020|November|12|KR}}
| uk_rel       = {{Release|2020|November|19|UK}}
| eu_rel       = {{Release|2020|November|19|EU}}
| input        = [[DualSense Wireless Controller]]
| variants     = PlayStation 5 Digital Edition
| competitors  = Xbox Series X
| predecessor  = PlayStation 4,PlayStation 4 Pro,PlayStation 4 Slim
}}
The '''PlayStation 5''' ('''PS5''') is a [[Home console|home]] [[Video game consoles|video game console]] developed by [[Sony]] as the successor to the [[PlayStation 4]] and [[PlayStation 4 Pro]] consoles. It was released in [[Australia]], [[Japan]], [[New Zealand]], [[North America]], and [[South Korea]] on November 12, 2020, with a worldwide release following a week later. The PS5 is part of the [[ninth generation of video game hardware]], along with [[Microsoft]]'s [[Xbox Series X]] and [[Xbox Series S|Series S]] consoles, which were released in the same month.

The base model includes an optical disc drive compatible with Ultra HD Blu-ray discs, though a [[PlayStation 5 Digital Edition|variant of the PS5]] was also launched for people who prefer to buy games through digital download.

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==Technical Specifications==
{{HardwareSpecs
| cpu                    = AMD Zen 2 8-Core (16 threads) @ ~3.50GHz
| ram                    = 16 [[GB]] [[GDDR6]]
| memory_bus             = 256-bit
| graphics               = Custom RDNA 2 @ 10.28 TFLOPs
| gpu                    = 36 CUs at ~2.23GHz
| resolution             = 2160 x 3840 (4K) resolution @ 120 [[Hz]]<br>8K resolution supported
| features               = Ray-Tracing Support
| network                = Bluetooth 5.1, 802.11 AX
| audio                  = AMD 3D Audio
| optical_drive          = UHD Blu-ray Drive<br>100 GB triple-layer disc support
| internal_storage       = 876 GB [[NVMe]] [[SSD]]
| external_storage       = USB HDD supported
| input                  = [[DualSense Wireless Controller]]
| connectivity           = [[USB]]
| backward_compatibility = [[PlayStation 4]] & [[PlayStation VR]] titles
}}

==Features==
===DualSense controller===
{{Main|DualSense Wireless Controller}}
The DualSense Wireless Controller for the PlayStation 5 was revealed on April 7, 2020.<ref name="dualsense">{{Cite web|last=Nishino|first=Hideaki|work=PlayStation Blog|publisher=Sony|url=https://blog.playstation.com/2020/04/07/introducing-dualsense-the-new-wireless-game-controller-for-playstation-5/|title=Introducing DualSense, the New Wireless Game Controller for PlayStation 5|date=7 April 2020}}</ref> It is based on the prior DualShock controller but with modifications influenced by discussions with game designers and players.<ref name="dualsense" /> The DualSense controller has adaptive triggers with haptic feedback, supporting experiences such as virtually drawing an arrow from a bow.<ref name="wired">{{Cite web|url=https://www.wired.com/story/exclusive-playstation-5/|title=Exclusive: A Deeper Look at the PlayStation 5|publisher=Wired|date=8 October 2019|last=Rubin|first=Peter}}</ref> The DualSense maintains the same buttons as the [[DualShock 4 Controller]], with the slight change of the "Share" button being renamed to "Create" with additional means for players to create and share content. A new built-in microphone array was added so players can speak to others using only the controller,<ref name="dualsense" /> and the included controller speaker has been improved.<ref name="wired" /> It has USB-C connectivity, a higher-rated battery, and an audio jack.<ref name="wired" /><ref name="audiojack">{{Cite web|url=https://screenrant.com/playstation-5-controller-audio-jack-ps5-dualsense-sony/|title=Don't Worry, The PlayStation 5 Controller Has An Audio Jack|publisher=Screen Rant|last=Gravelle|first=Cody|date=8 April 2020}}</ref>

===Additional accessories===
Accessories include a charging station for the DualSense, a new HD camera, and a media remote control. 

The PS5 is backward compatible with most existing PS4 controllers and accessories for PS4 games only - some with limited functionality. PS5 games can use the existing [[PlayStation Move]], [[PlayStation Camera]], [[PlayStation VR]] Aim Controller, officially licensed headsets, and specialty controllers with official licenses like flight sticks and racing wheels. Sony announced the PlayStation VR2 system built for the PS5 in January 2022.<ref name="psvr2">{{Cite web|last=Warren|first=Tom|date=23 February 2021|publisher=The Verge|title=Sony announces next-gen VR headset for the PS5|url=https://www.theverge.com/2021/2/23/22296998/sony-ps5-next-gen-vr-headset-virtual-reality-features}}</ref>

==Titles==
On June 11, 2020, Sony officially unveiled the PlayStation 5 during a YouTube premiere titled "The Future of Gaming". It was revealed that there would be a regular PlayStation 5 console that comes with a UHD Blu-ray disc drive, and a Digital Edition that does not come with an optical drive. The show confirmed the following PlayStation 5 titles:

* ''[[ZIC - Zombies in City]]''
* ''[[Astro's Playroom]]''
* ''[[Bugsnax]]'' (Holiday [[2020 in video gaming|2020]])
* ''[[Deathloop]]''
* ''[[Demon's Souls]]''
* ''[[Destruction Allstars]]''
* ''[[Ghostwire: Tokyo]]'' ([[2021 in video gaming|2021]])
* ''[[Godfall]]'' (Holiday [[2020 in video gaming|2020]])
* ''[[Goodbye Volcano High]]'' ([[2021 in video gaming|2021]])
* ''[[Gran Turismo 7]]''
* ''[[Grand Theft Auto Online]]'' (Free for PlayStation 5 owners at launch in [[2021 in video gaming|2021]])
* ''[[Grand Theft Auto V]]'' ([[2021 in video gaming|2021]])
* ''[[Hitman III]]'' ([[January]] [[2021 in video gaming|2021]])
* ''[[Horizon II: Forbidden West]]''
* ''[[Jett: The Far Shore]]'' (Holiday [[2020 in video gaming|2020]])
* ''[[Kena: Bridge of Spirits]]''
* ''[[Little Devil Inside]]''
* ''[[NBA 2K21]]'' (Fall [[2020 in video gaming|2020]])
* ''[[Oddworld: Soulstorm]]''
* ''[[StarBeam Stella Super Adventure]]'' ([[2023]])
* ''[[Pragmata]]'' ([[2022 in video gaming|2022]])
* ''[[Project Athia]]''
* ''[[Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart]]''
* ''[[Resident Evil: Village]]'' ([[2021 in video gaming|2021]])
* ''[[Returnal]]''
* ''[[Sackboy: A Big Adventure]]''
* ''[[Solar Ash]]''
* ''[[Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales|Spider-Man: Miles Morales]]'' (Holiday [[2020 in video gaming|2020]])
* ''[[Stray]]'' ([[2021 in video gaming|2021]])

In June 2022, [[PlayStation 4]] and PlayStation 5 recieved ports for classic games from the [[PlayStation]]. Such Games include;<br>

[[Ape Escape]]<br>
[[Hot Shots Golf]]<br>
[[Intelligence Qube]]<br>
[[Jumping Flash!]]<br>
[[Mr Driller]]<br>
[[Syphon Filter]]<br>
[[Tekken 2]]<br>
[[Worms Armageddon]]<br>
[[Worms World Party]]<br>

==See also==
* [https://uk.ign.com/wikis/playstation-5/PS5_vs._Xbox_Series_X_Comparison_Chart#Hardware_Feature_Comparison IGN] PlayStation 5 vs. Xbox Series X Hardware Feature Comparison
* [[DualSense Charging Station]]
* [[DualSense Wireless Controller]]
* [[PlayStation 5 Digital Edition]]
* [[PlayStation 5 HD Camera]]
* [[PlayStation 5 Media Remote]]
* [[Pulse 3D Wireless Headset]]

==References==
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{{PlayStation}}
{{Sony Hardware}}
{{Ninth-Generation Hardware}}