Sony PS5

This is a new console generation unlike any before it – one that doesn’t unlock gaming in a new resolution and that hasn’t brought with it a raft of new and exclusive games that can only be played on the new machines. That leaves the PS5 and Xbox Series X having to justify their next-gen credentials in other ways, and Sony’s console does this far more effectively than Microsoft’s. It isn’t down to the PlayStation’s gaming performance, though. Despite the differences in specs, the actual delivery is close to identical. Both consoles deliver a solid 4K@60Hz experience, and both allow for the addition of beautiful ray tracing or 120Hz action on certain games. When it comes to cross-platform gaming, there’s no winner or loser here. That could well change in…

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What Hi-Fi? (Digital) - 1 Issue, January 2021

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