The new game console coming out
You're referring to the upcoming next-generation game consoles!
There are two major players in the market, Sony and Microsoft, each with their own console:
- PlayStation 5 (PS5): Sony's next-generation console is scheduled to release on November 12, 2020. The PS5 promises improved performance, graphics, and features, including:
- AMD Zen 2 CPU with 36 compute units
- Radeon Navi GPU with 24 GB of GDDR6 RAM
- Support for 8K resolution, ray tracing, and 3D audio
- New controller with haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, and a share button
- Support for backwards compatibility with PS4 games
- Xbox Series X: Microsoft's next-generation console is also scheduled to release in November 2020, with a specific date yet to be announced. The Xbox Series X boasts:
- Custom AMD Zen 2 CPU with 40 compute units
- Radeon RDNA 2 GPU with 16 GB of GDDR6 RAM
- Support for 8K resolution, ray tracing, and variable refresh rate
- New controller with a share button, improved ergonomics, and a more precise directional pad
- Support for backwards compatibility with Xbox, Xbox 360, and Xbox One games
Both consoles are expected to offer significant improvements over their predecessors, with faster load times, more powerful graphics, and new features that enhance the gaming experience.
Other notable mentions include:
- Nintendo Switch Pro: A rumored upgraded version of the Nintendo Switch, which could potentially offer improved graphics, a higher resolution, and other enhancements.
- Google Stadia: A cloud gaming platform that allows users to play games on various devices, including TVs, computers, and mobile devices, without the need for a dedicated console.
Keep in mind that the release dates and details are subject to change, and we'll likely see more information and updates as we get closer to the launch of these consoles.