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The PS5 UI has finally been revealed. Sony released a video this morning with a complete walkthrough of the PlayStation’s all-new user experience. It may not seem like it but it’s been a long time coming considering the PS5 and Xbox Series X release dates are just weeks away! It’s always great to get an official demo and sure things might change a little bit when the PS5 launches in November but for the most part there seem to be more than few cool new features. A card system that lets you pin guide videos or streams of your friends gameplay, new ways to share screenshots and recorded clips, and overall a kind of overlay ascetic which makes things feel a little more fluid. Join us today on Inside Gaming Daily as we take a look at the new PS5 user interface.
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[Youtube, Playstation] First Look at the PlayStation 5 User Experience https://rb.gy/92uvmf
[Playstation Blog] Our first look at the PlayStation 5 user interface – and it could be a game-changer https://rb.gy/ahsela
[Eurogamer] First look: PlayStation 5’s next-generation user experience https://rb.gy/2a78yw
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