PlayStation 5

The PlayStation 5 (also known as the PS5) is an upcoming home video game console created by PlayStation. The console's release is planned to be out on November 12, 2020.

Shopping
The PS5 is up for pre-orders on stores like Walmart, GameStop, Best Buy, Amazon, and many more. The price of each version of the console costs a different price; The regular console costs up to $499, while the Digital Edition costs only $399.

Design
The retail box's design is like the DualSense's. The box for the PS5 is white (The Digital edition's is black) with  the same blue overlay/strip across the top, alongside the Sony logo. The iconic "□△×○" PlayStation icons are present in the background, and the main image is of the console and the DualSense controller. On the right of the logo is the PS5 logo.

Contents
The contents of the PS5 retail box have not all been revealed yet. Please stand by as the controller releases this November.

PlayStation 5
The PS5 has a sleek modern look. The console's appearance is a tall, thin, rounded black square with blue lighting highlights around the edges, wrapped from the sides to the back in a white material. The console has a small black circular platform for the console to stay in place and not fall over. The white material has a small "bulge" on the right side so that you can put your movie or game discs inside.

PlayStation 5: Digital Edition
The Digital PS5 has a more slender look to it. The entire bulge is removed, creating more symmetry. It has the same USB ports that the regular PS5 does, and from the image shown on the right, the platform is shorter.

Media Remote Streaming
If you watched the PS5 Hardware Reveal, you may have noticed the Media Remote. It is a rounded, long, white remote with buttons for popular streaming apps, such as Disney+ and Netflix, aswell as a "TV" button. You can use this remote on your PS5, and have fun watching.

Movie DVD & Audio CD Support
NOTE: This feature can NOT be used on the PS5 Digital Edition.

If the console can support game discs, why shouldn't Blu-ray discs also be supported. That's right, on the PlayStation 5, you can watch movies, and listen to your favorite music. (just like you can already do with the Media Remote's Spotify app.) All you have to do is insert the disc of your choice into the game slot, and enjoy.