Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 5 825 GB SSD, white/black by Jnis Brveris ᠌

After the PlayStation 4 Fat 2022, which I also purchased at launch, this console's graphics are sure to leave an impression; given that everything runs in true 4K and that many of the games run at 60 frames per second, there is a good reason to play through a lot of games again. In some games, there are no significant changes, such as The Last of Us 2, Death Stranding, and, say, RDR2, and they worked so beautifully and beautifully on PS4 and on 5, the resolution just dropped, but without any special improvements in the graphics in general, and in others, they are directly transformed, such as the buggy and poorly optimized Days Gone; on the PS4, it went with noticeable sags, and riding through the wastelands on a motorcycle completely squandered the game's potential It is almost always inaudible, which means that I have never heard the cooler move from its normal speed to higher ones, but the PlayStation 4 would occasionally do this even while I was in the system menu. This is one of the most significant benefits of the product. After that, there is a pause, regardless of the game. Even if you turn the volume down in the evening, you can still enjoy your game. BUT! Two weeks later, there was some sort of overtone, similar to a clatter, that could be heard in the cooler. My guess is that the cooler spindle is covered in a thin layer of grease or something along those lines. It is highly likely that it will go away on its own. The only way to hear it is if you mute the television, which is something I discovered by accident. This means that in actual use, it does not interfere in any way; the statement above is merely an observation. It would be pointless to try to explain the DualSensi joystick and its recoil in a review; you just must experience it for yourself to believe how wonderful it is. However, this functionality is only available in AstrosRoom. New games are going to have to be waited for. The second drawback to the remote control was that the analog sticks produced an obnoxious buzzing sound. This occurred when the right stick was moved all the way to the left and then returned to its neutral position. The sound resembled a ding and gave the impression that something metallic was sticking to the surface. It doesn't interfere in any way, and some people might not even notice it at all, but it drives me crazy even if I'm sick. According to the analysis of this remote control that can be found on YouTube, it is unusual that this is the case in general because the sticks are completely identical to those found on older remote controls. I thought it was incredibly convenient that in order to move all of your data from your PS4 to your PS5, all you needed to do was plug in the LAN wire and make sure that both of your consoles were connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Transfers all games, saves and settings