These days, I find myself deleting something every time I have to download a hefty new release like Forspoken. As someone who plays a lot of new games, I can assure you that it’s not much to work with. Around 157 GB of that space is reserved for the operating system, meaning that you can only store about 667 GB of games and media on it. However, that number doesn’t tell the full story.
Sony’s system features 825 GB of storage, which may not seem terrible at first glance. When it comes to internal storage, the PS5 is severely lacking. Without a bump like this, there isn’t much of a reason to launch a new model at all. Changes like that wouldn’t come cheap, but something like a PS5 Pro is always going to be for power-hungry tech enthusiasts willing to spend the cash. It’ll only fall further back as time goes on, so getting it up to speed would help keep frame rates consistent as games fully ditch the PS4. On the CPU front, for instance, Sony is already two generations behind the curve. To accomplish that, a new model would likely need both a CPU and GPU upgrade. The most important thing any Pro model needs to do is make that choice a thing of the past. Major first-party releases like God of War Ragnarok still ask players to choose between performance and visual fidelity. However, not every game can reach those heights. A select few games can run at 60 frames per second (fps) while maintaining a 4K resolution. The PS5 is an incredibly powerful console, and a lot of games take full advantage of that. Even so, it would be great to see the system lose a few inches or at least adopt a less stylized design that makes it easier to slot into a cabinet. The PS4 Pro is notably bigger than the base PS4, so we’d expect an upgraded system to get larger rather than smaller. That might be a bit of wishful thinking, though. We’d love to see a PS5 Pro that doubles as a bit of a “slim” model, shrinking the massive system down with a more discreet design. It makes for a flashy statement piece in any entertainment center, for better or worse. The PS5 is a behemoth among video game consoles dueto its unusual design. The big thing that we want to see from a new PS5 model doesn’t have to do with power at all: We simply want a system that takes up less space. Resident Evil 4 makes the best use of PS5’s DualSense since ReturnalĮverything announced at Sony’s February 2023 State of Play
God of War Ragnarok’s new free update is bigger than expected
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