Sony announced the PlayStation Showcase online event on September 9th. According to the company, the 40-minute event will give a glimpse into the future of PS5. There will be no ads about PlayStation VR.
During the 40-minute event, Sony will provide updates on the projects Playstation Studios is working on. Game developers working on new titles this fall and who can announce news about them will also be reviewed. More information will be revealed from the game developers at the end of the presentation.
Sony Reports PlayStation VR and VR games will not be discussed during this event. according to Rumors It will have a 110-degree field of view, HDR-enabled OLED displays and controllers with single-finger touch sensors. The new generation of PSVR according to Other rumors It comes out at the end of 2022.
It also remains to be seen if Sony will make announcements during the event about the next firmware update that activates the M.2 slot in the Playstation 5 so that users can expand the storage capacity of their Playstation. At the end of July, the manufacturer provided the details a favour About how Playstation 5 owners expand ssd storage themselves.
The event can be followed online at Youtube– employment TwitchPlayStation Channel on Thursday, September 9, from 10:00 pm, Netherlands and Belgium time.
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