The PlayStation 5 is two (2) years old, and the Podcast Beyond crew is back, this time going through each of the PS5’s biggest features and how well they’ve held up over the years. Does the PlayStation get a passing grade for what it promised us back during its release in 2020, or have certain things simply fizzled out over the years? Join Max Scoville, Brian Altano, Jada Griffin, and Josh Du as they talk about everything PS5 including the DualSense controller, Pulse 3D headset, and its high-speed SSD. We also look forward to 2023 and the amount of games releasing as a result of 2022’s delays. Next year is already looking out of control and we’re here for it! And finally, Brian tells us why he thinks now is the perfect time for Sony to announce a new PlayStation handheld. Could it compete with the likes of the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck? Join us and find out! BEYOND!
Here's a breakdown of all the different editions of Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero and pre-order bonus, which is officially launching on October 11.
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I'm happy with my PS5, the only gaming device is capable of delivering stunning and awesome moments , visually and gameplay wise with their exclusives no effing doubt, well at least for me, heck I even have a gaming PC but is nowhere near close the stunning moments the PS5 has delivered so far imo.
Its out since 2 years and there is no new Ridge Racer for it, not even a Tekken (yet)
That SUCKS!
Just needs more actual exclusive games that can only be made on the ps5. Other than that, I love performance options and games running at a stable 60.
I'm happy. It cost me 150 to upgrade after selling my PS4 Pro. More than worth it for the frame rate and loading time improvements. Games have been a little lacking but I've enjoyed several of the 'next gen' only games. Hopefully 2023 will see a lot more of them