PlayStation PS5 Adding 1440p Support, UI Enhancements

[Demon_Skeith]

Sony has detailed a new PS5 system software update that adds some highly-requested features, with access available to beta testers starting today.

The biggest new feature of this system software update is support for 1440p HDMI video output. This allows players to experience native 1440p output for games that support the resolution, and they may also see improved anti-aliasing via supersampling. Some fans have been requesting this feature ever since the console’s launch as they play games on a 1440p monitor.

This update will also allow gamers to better organize their collection. Like the Folders feature on PS4, players will be able to create gamelists and categorize games by genre or any other criteria of their choice. Users can have up to 15 gamelists having a maximum of 100 games each. It allows players to add digital, disc-based games, and titles they stream via PS Plus Premium, although this feature seems to be limited to the game library menu.

 

[Grungie]

I wish Nintendo could just adopt usernames, so I can have BigDick42069 as my username.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I wish Nintendo could just adopt usernames, so I can have BigDick42069 as my username.

Only if you want to prove the opposite.

 

[froggyboy604]

This sounds like a nice PS5 update for users who use a 1440p monitor to play PS5 games.

 

[Ash]

Game lists are pretty useless for me, unfortunately. Not sure how anyone will be able to organise 100 games into a list considering you can't even have that many games installed at once.

 

[Artisan Vistra]

I wish Nintendo could just adopt usernames, so I can have BigDick42069 as my username.

They have account names and character names based on the game but that's about it. The Switch does have a feature to organize games too, but I wouldn't expect more in the graphics department unless the game is a cartridge with a lot of memory.

 

[Grungie]

They have account names and character names based on the game but that's about it. The Switch does have a feature to organize games too, but I wouldn't expect more in the graphics department unless the game is a cartridge with a lot of memory.

I want it like PlayStation and Xbox

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Game lists are pretty useless for me, unfortunately. Not sure how anyone will be able to organise 100 games into a list considering you can't even have that many games installed at once.

not unless they buy like a 10 TB storage device