Loading PS5 games "should be as easy as Netflix," Sony reportedly tells investors
A🅷nother sign of Sony's focus on faster load times for PS5

PlayStation is reportedly telling developers that loading games on the PS5 should be as quick and intuitive as picking somet𒐪hing to watch on Netꩵflix.
According to Kotaku's Jason Schreier (via ), Sony has been designing the PS5 to appeal to gamers looking to 🐭play in shorter increments of time. "They want people to feel more inclined to play in short bursts rather than only wanting to turn on tꦗhe console when they have a few hours to spare," Schreier wrote.
Likewise, it sounds like Sony was inspired by the way 🍬Netflix makes loading content consistently fast. "One of the pitches [Sony has] been making to developers is 'playing a PS5 game should be as easy as Netflix.' They want to make players feel like they can load up the game immediately and know exactly how much time a given activity is going to take them," said Schreier.
This is all corroborated by 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:recent messaging from Sony that you'll be able to "jump right into whatever you like." A new 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS5 patent suggests more specific applications, like being able to more quickly access different parts of a game. Our own Connor Sheridan uses 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Call of Duty: Modern Warfare as an example, where you could potentia♊lly load from the latest mission in the campaign or matchmake in Warzone from the home screen.
If you're worried the PS5 might be delayed due to the spread of coronavirus, there's reason to be cautiously optimistic. Sony recently issued a statement that says the PS5 launch is still on track (so far) despite coronavirus.
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