Sony Teases for CES 'The Future is Coming' - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 01 January 2020 / 3,562 Views
Sony on its official website has teased "the future is coming" at the Consumer Electronic Show 2020 (CES). CES 2020 takes place from January 7 to 10 and Sony will hold their press conference a day earlier on January 6 at 5pm PST / 8pm ET.
It is possible Sony will be doing the unveil of its next generation home console, the PlayStation 5. Sony on the website says they are "unveiling a unique vision of the future, bringing creativity and technology together like never before, to unleash new sensations and emotions."
Sony has previously announced the PlayStation 5 will launch in Holiday 2020.
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Seems about right for a teaser-type reveal. Then they can drop some additional nuggets over the coming months, and do the big reveal of everything at E3.
Maybe a PSVR2 reveal? :O
I don't think they will fully unveil it, they will just tease and them make their reveal like PS4.
I don't care what TF the PS5 is because even Phil Spencer has avoided the TF talk like he did with the X. It's all fluff and isn't what is important as a CPU and GPU that would otherwise bottleneck the true potential of the console and by the looks of it both have figured it out leading into next generation. Also both consoles having a ssd will also help greatly. Now getting back to those rumors of the series X being more powerful than the PS5 there are still developers that are not first party stating that the PS5 still has a slight edge in power. But to be honest we shouldn't care because it's good to be a gamer and see what the first party studios are bringing us. I'm excited for the next Forza title and likely is the only game from the XBOX side that I'm psyched for. Halo Infinite looked bland and my hope is that Scalebound is still a thing even though they stated that has been cancelled but one can always dream. As for SONY's side there are to many games I'm looking forward to from their first party studios. I also want to see some more from Godfall and hope we don't need to wait until E3 2020 for more footage.
Wasn't the early 2013 PS4 teaser "see the future"?
Curious to see it, but I feel neither Sony or MS will talk specs until E3. Essentially its just a plastic box we can get hyped about until then.
I expect some loose talk of power. No hard specs though.
"The next generation doesn't start until we say it does."
"The future is coming"... Well, congratulations, Einstein...
I'm not sure that's an accurate description of Einstein's theories. Something cannot be said to actually occur until the light from the event reaches the observer (since light is the fastest indication of the event). So, if I was travelling away from an event at the speed of light, the event would never actually happen as far as I could discern. Or if I could observe the event and travel to a third person faster than light, I could tell them what was about to happen before, as far as they can observe, it actually happens. But I don't think that implies past present and future are one. But then again, I'm not a physicist.
They will probably reveal a small PS5 teaser video and try to do some damage control for the 9.2 tf leak.
Just use half floats and claim something like "ten times PS4!". Bonus points if there's a far smaller bar on the graph pointing out the Series X is merely eight times the XBox One.
I forgot all about those half floats for the Pro.
Why would they care to damage control outdated info that isn’t even accurate?
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