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Does Size Matter? PS5 Size Comparison

Looking past the innuendo, this question is important. The world finally saw a true size comparison of the PlayStation 5 and people are shocked. PS5 is huge! The question remains, does size matter. For the most part, in this case, it does. Sony provided some insight into why the PS5 is so much bigger than all of its previous consoles. Some fans don’t care, others are happy about what this means for the technology inside, but there are a select few not too pleased with Sony’s new direction. This article will dive into the pros and cons of a big console and provide some background about what caused the most recent expansion. At the end of this article, you will truly get to the bottom of the age-old question, “Does Size Matter?”.

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Software_Lover2004d ago

No. Playstation now has the biggest console (which others were mocked for in the past) and the biggest controller (which many said that the bigger controller hurts their hands) but now it's perfect? Nintendo has the smallest console. Microsoft has the simplest design and sits in the middle as far as size.

Me personally, I'm glad that the controller size/shape has changed for the playstation. I can think of a few changes I would like to see for the Microsoft controller. I almost want to take my 3d printer and print my own custom shell.

As far as the consoles, as long as Sony/Microsoft/Nintendo do not design a console the size of full ATX PC I'm good. My fat ps3 and original Xbox One were pretty big but not bothersome. This ps5 is going to be weird but doable.

dcbronco2004d ago

It supposedly matters a lot to Japanese gamers. I remember a lot of complaints about their small apartments being an excuse not to buy an Xbox. I'm sure that excuse will suddenly disappear now that Sony has the biggest console ever.

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Fairgames Reportedly Roasted in Recent Pre-Alpha

Sammy: "At this point, we’re not sure Haven Studios can ever turn around the negative sentiment that’s stuck to Fairgames ever since it was revealed in 2023.

The title got a worse reception than Concord, which would go on to release and subsequently be shut down within weeks. And yet, the project somehow persists."

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Rangerman120819h ago

"According to Henderson, the release’s visual style has been toned down from its reveal trailer, and it’s now grittier and less colourful, resembling something like Call of Duty or The Division."

How can you make the art style even worse than it already was??

isarai_lee16h ago

This really goes to show how out of touch many devs/publishers are these days. How do you specifically go in reverse of people's complaints 🤣

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-Foxtrot16h ago

If it’s been 3 years since it was announced and it’s still “not fun” where the head of the studio along with other top developers have left then maybe just f****** cancel it

Oh no no…Bluepoint needs to close instead

I’m honestly buying into the tin foil hat theory that Herman Hulst is being scrutinised by higher ups and if he cancels this game he’s in bigger trouble than he already is. It’s like he truly believes it’ll turn out as a win for him.

isarai_lee16h ago

Just cancel it, pretty much everything Jim did has hurt the PlayStation Brand, and needs to be excised.

Jin_Sakai15h ago(Edited 14h ago)

Good. I love seeing Jim Ryan’s Live Service bs get destroyed. PlayStation is healing.

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Famitsu Sales: 4/13/26 – 4/19/26

Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream opens at 565,405 retail sales.

Hardware Sales (followed by lifetime sales)

1. Switch 2 – 44,280 (5,107,397)
2. Switch Lite – 16,511 (6,931,105)
3. Switch OLED Model – 10,472 (9,543,843)
4. PlayStation 5 Digital Edition – 5,501 (1,260,442)
5. Switch – 4,513 (20,279,020)
6. PlayStation 5 Pro – 3,066 (345,642)
7. PlayStation 5 – 2,163 (5,913,856)
8. Xbox Series X – 223 (326,285)
9. Xbox Series X Digital Edition – 147 (30,011)
10. Xbox Series S – 84 (341,779)

Software Sales (followed by lifetime sales)

1. [NSW] Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (Nintendo, 04/16/26) – 565,405 (New)
2. [PS5] PRAGMATA (Capcom, 04/17/26) – 36,470 (New)
3. [SW2] Pokemon Pokopia (The Pokemon Company, 03/05/26) – 19,096 (910,005)
4. [SW2] Mario Kart World (Nintendo, 06/05/25) – 5,130 (2,900,842)
5. [NSW] Minecraft (Microsoft, 06/21/18) – 3,550 (4,190,151)
6. [NSW] Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Nintendo, 03/20/20) – 3,538 (8,423,202)
7. [NSW] Doraemon Dorayaki Shop Story (Kairosoft, 04/16/26) – 3,299 (New)
8. [SW2] Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition (Nintendo, 01/15/26) – 3,067 (104,917)
9. [NSW] Nintendo Switch Sports (NIntendo, 04/29/22) – 2,459 (1,720,506)
1000000. [NSW] Pokemon FireRed Version / LeafGreen Version (Download Card) (The Pokemon Company, 02/28/26) – 2,169 (20,218)

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repsahj2d ago

The release date of the Pragmata Switch 2 Asian version is April 24.

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Luna Abyss Preview: A Narrative-Driven Shooter That Feels Like a Throwback | The Outerhaven

The Outerhaven writes: Luna Abyss is the narrative-driven FPS you didn't know you were waiting for. We went hands-on with Kwalee Labs' ambitious debut, here's what to expect.

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