Today, Sony shared a first look at the PS5’s user experience. We got a look at the new home screen, Control Center, and the various ways that ultra-fast SSD is going to make playing your games alone and with others all the better.
If you’re looking for a quick catch-up on exactly what the PS5’s UI is going to offer you, then you’re in luck, as we’ve put together a quick list of the eight biggest takeaways.
It’s Real Snappy and Super Sleek
Throughout the entire 11:30 minute first look at the PlayStation 5’s User Experience shared today, one thing remained consistent. The PlayStation 5’s Home Screen and Control Center (more on that in a bit) seemed incredibly responsive, snappy, and looked extremely sleek.
The entire UI has been revamped for the PS5, built “from the ground-up for 4K displays” to take full advantage of this resolution bump.
Given how slow the PS4’s UI currently feels, this is a very exciting thing to see. But all of this is expected given the high-speed SSD at the heart of the PS5.
