After so long the waiting is and so many the rumors are,
Sony finally officially released its next generation of PlayStation, namely PS4,
on the New York City Sony PlayStation event, but only with tons of awesome looking
games, not the PS4 box itself. There’re specs of the PS4 and the PS4 console was also unveiled, but what the PS4 would
look like is still to be detailed. On the
release event, Sony said only that the PS4 will be available in time for the
2013 holiday season while pricing was not mentioned (some rumors suggested the
price to be $439 with November shipment).
"PlayStation 4
will unleash imaginations to create next-gen experiences that surpass gamers'
wildest expectations, while also allowing developers to explore other business
models," Andrew House, president and Group CEO of Sony Computer
Entertainment, said at a launch event. The PS4 is "founded on a conviction that we must give gamers the kind of
multi-dimensional experiences they expect and observe."
Of course, during the official debut, Sony also mentioned
the specs of PlayStation 4. The new PlayStation will have an X86 processor,
"state of the art" GPU, 8 GB of high-speed unified memory, and a hard
drive for local storage. The PS4 will allow gamers to share their gameplay
stream and even remotely take control of friend's games. The downloading could
be running in background while playing in PS4. Additionally, PS4 boasts
integration with third-party services, phones, and tablets -- you'll be able to
use your smartphone to view gameplay videos and challenge friends. Along with
the PS4, Sony has unveiled a new DualShock 4 controller which features a
built-in touchpad at the center of the controller, and a built-in microphone
jack.
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