does ps5 have those cool games like switch where u move your body or dance to play? so far only seen games like the old school games just use controller sit down and press.

kesian kucing dah sesat, switch is that way ------>

judging from the current news of next gen game size and the price of the expandable storage from other side (RM1K for 1TB)... it doesn't looks good IMO

- 1TB gonna get filled up very fast
- Still no news from Sony on how we can upgrade the SSD storage, 1TB NVME PCIE 4 SSD also cost a bomb nowadays, RM1k+, doubt Sony is generous enough to add in a secondary storage slot

At least with Sony's way, the prices of the SSD will eventually go down with time, but MSFT idk

i am not concerned to upgrade ssd storage, i dont keep my all games in the storage, i just keep the ones i play often, if i want to play the game not in my storage, i will download it overnight and play the next morning, my ps4 500g so far still doing fine. but i guess not many gamers do like this.

I thought it was already said that there is slot for extra storage for PS5?

xbox just announced their expandable storage $220
i guess ps5 roughly cost the same

For PS5, i think can just purchased off-the shelf Nvme SSD as long as that model/brand certified by Sony

Should have. You may need to purchase the PlayStation move controller though. Some games like just dance allows you to use ur mobile phone as controller as well.

I expect franchises like just dance to be coming on ps5 as well but granted switch will have even more game choices though quality will varies

damn u sony malaysia just announce the date for ps5 pre order lol

sabar la
masalah politikus di sini lagi penting

where? mind sharing the source?

AFAIK Sony only said the storage is expandable, but never said how

IMO an additional NVME slot for storage upgrade which majority of us won't be using is very unlikely
It's effectively killing off their own future consoles revision with higher storage capacity
Why would I go buy a new 2Tb version of PS5 if I can just go buy off the shelf 1TB SSD that's compatible and plug it in?
or just go buy a much cheaper 512Gb SSD to make it 1.5Tb?

MS is doing it differently, at least they'll profit from the sales of their proprietary expansion module, and MS is always very anal about upgrade/changing your own storage.

https://www.pushsquare.com/guides/which-ssd...atible-with-ps5

Sony/Mark Cerny mentioned before they going to publish a whitelist of SSD to use in order to maintain the performance

Urm... maybe I'm blind, after gone thru the article 3 times I still don't see any mention of the extra slot for upgrade? mind pointing it to me?

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/ps5-ssd-...ed-storage-6300





20:51
"We will be supporting certain m2 SSDs.
These are internal drives that you can get on the open market and install in a bay in Playstation 5."

22:43
"That commercial drive also needs to physically fit inside of the bay we created in Playstation 5 for m2 drives."

This post has been edited by Hattori: Sep 25 2020, 05:51 PM

The new Samsung 980 Pro is in my mind, no doubt on Sony's whitelist of NVME PCIE4.0 SSDs already.

That's the kind of drive you need to about match the internal one.

PS3 & PS4 sales history shows there is no "effectively killing off their own future consoles revision with higher storage capacity".

As drive prices goes down per storage size with time, the newer revisions console with larger drives still hovers around the price range that is never below 50% of the original retail launch price.


Also, the PS5 custom SSD has 6 priority levels vs 2 priority levels of commercial NVME SSDs. (continue the video after 22:05 onwards)

Buying a compatible off the shelf 1TB or 512 GB SSD while pairing it with older model may not be cheaper than buying 2TB version of PS5.
Not to mention about "non-techie" owners may not bother to perform the storage expansion by checking which compatible SSD to buy and then doing the upgrade no matter how simple the process are.

This post has been edited by Hattori: Sep 25 2020, 06:20 PM

Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus & Adata XPG Gammix S70 7Gb/s drives are also potential candidates.

The issues are does the heatsinks fit or it needs to be removed and paired with Sony's or it must operate without attaching any heatsinks ?
Or are 2280 size too large and need shorter form factor ?

they say can u can upgrade the internal drive just by buying a recommended list of SSD.

they are still figuring out the list.

I'm sure it has to be without heatsinks.