ruddi2020’s PS5 console design is inspired by the PS5 dev kits that leaked some months ago, combined with the aesthetic of the DualSense controller. According to ruddi2020, their PS5 console design allows for “maximum air flow” to deal with the cooling issues that such a powerful machine will likely struggle with. There are some additional details that fans may notice by taking a look at this PS5 console design concept as well.
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For example, one image shows a PS5 storage expansion card. Elsewhere, fans can get a look at concepts for PlayStation 5 box art, with Dying Light 2 and Ghost of Tsushima used as examples. It should be noted, however, that while Dying Light 2 is confirmed for next-gen, Ghost of Tsushima is still a PlayStation 4 exclusive game at the time of this writing.
While Ghost of Tsushima is currently a PS4 exclusive, those that purchase a PS5 will still be able to play it on their new console. That’s thanks to the PS5 backward compatibility feature, which will allow it to play most PS4 games at launch, though there will be some exceptions. Some had hoped that Sony may take the PS5’s backward compatibility a step further and make it possible for the machine to play PS3, PS2, and PS1 games as well, though that doesn’t seem to be happening.
ruddi2020’s PS5 console design concept is definitely impressive, but many fans may be hungry for the real deal. Unfortunately, it’s unclear when Sony will properly unveil the real PS5 console design, as the company has made no announcements in regards to a potential reveal date.
It’s anyone’s guess as to when Sony will reveal the PS5, but a recent report suggests that Sony itself may not exactly know. Apparently, Sony is considering scrapping its PS5 reveal plan thanks to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, and so fans will just have to stay tuned for more information.
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