With support for ray-tracing technology, PS5 games will also feature more realistic lighting and reflections. Even something like Fortnite looks a lot better on PS5, with massively improved textures, water effects and draw distances that better showcase the map. Character models and environmental details aren't bad either. Needless to say, PS5 games look better than ever before, featuring increased draw distances, more detail, improved lighting and generally much higher resolutions.Ī good example of this is Demon's Souls, where the clarity in distant buildings and mountains is unbelievable. This is something that would have taken a good couple of minutes in the first iteration of the PS4. Fortnite, for example, takes around 30 seconds to get from the PS5 dashboard to the game lobby.
The benefits of the solid state drive are clear to see when you fire up a game and don't have to wait minutes for it to load. This speed and smoothness likely has something to do with the console's solid state drive (SSD), which makes everything run that little bit faster.
It's smooth, stylish and feels well put together. If I was being really picky (and I am), I'd like more dashboard customisation options and game folders, but other than that, I really like the user interface. Game tabs are bookended by the Library icon and PlayStation Store, the latter of which being fully integrated into your home screen for even speedier navigation. The main home screen displays a selection of your most recently played games, complete with high resolution background images and separate music for each individual title.
This includes the slick new home screen, which doesn't just look fantastic, but is quick and easy to navigate. Sony's ethos to tinker and tweak every aspect of the PS5 extends to the dashboard (Microsoft has kept things almost identical between the Xbox One and Xbox Series X and Series S).
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