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PS5 one-minute review Our expectations for the PS5 were extremely high after the phenomenal success of the PS4. And thankfully, Sony's next-gen console delivers and improves upon its predecessor in almost every aspect.  The PS5 DualSense controller – Sony's clever new pad that includes haptic feedback and adaptive triggers – is nothing short of a revelation, and the combination of more powerful hardware, a fresh UI, rapid load times, and innovative features such as 3D audio also help to create a genuine feeling that the PlayStation 5 is a generational leap over the PS4. It's honestly hard to go back to Sony's last-gen system.  It might be a bit of an eyesore, and its futuristic-looking design won't be for everyone, but the PS5's gargantuan size ensures that it's quiet when in operation and runs suitably cool. You can still place the console vertically or horizontally, though we really wish it didn't need a stand when placed on its side. More importan...

PS5 one-minute review PS5 six months on (Image credit: Sony) We've updated our PS5 review to reflect our impressions after spending over six months with the console. Sony has made a few pleasing changes via system updates, and the quality of its exclusive games continues to impress. There are a few outstanding issues, like the lack of VRR and 1440p support that we'd like to see ironed out, but we'd still fully recommend picking a PS5 if you can find one. After the success of the PS4, our expectations for PS5 were extremely high, to say the least. But thankfully, Sony's next-gen console delivers. The DualSense controller, in particular, is a revelation, while the combination of more powerful hardware, a fresh UI, rapid load times, and innovative features such as 3D audio manage to create a genuine feeling that the PlayStation 5 is a generational leap over its predecessor. From a simpler setup to a well-thought-out user interface, Sony has re-imagined the...