New PS5 dashboard leaks and it looks like the PS4 in the best possible way
Your PlayStation 5 may very well be getting a brand new residence menu format in line with a beta tester. Being sincere, it looks fairly good with the system apps and icons shifting from the backside of the display screen to the prime in a transfer that’s extra paying homage to the PS4 and PS3 menus.
An picture of the new UI was shared on Reddit (noticed by Ben VideoTech on X) the place the poster, who mentioned they’re enrolled in the PlayStation 5 beta program, found a brand new dashboard. The up to date dashboard seems to maneuver the Media, Games, PS Plus, and PSN Store icons to the prime of the display screen with the submenus
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Under Ben VideoTech’s submit an X person accused them of faking the picture. However, one other individual shared a distinct photograph of the new UI that looks so much like the Reddit submit. So, it seems this an actual take a look at.
Sony hasn’t confirmed that this new residence format is in the works. However, primarily based on these photographs the take a look at looks pretty completed and I’m knocking on wooden that it really releases to the public quickly.
Tom’s Guide reached out to PlayStation for remark and will replace if the firm responds.
At this level in the PS5’s lifecycle I’ve gotten used to the PS5 menu but when I had my druthers, I would like one thing just like the PS4 dashboard. I liked the customized themes and wallpapers that you would set up to personalize your console.
The PS5 has some themes like the 30th anniversary boot screen and the seasonal PlayStation shapes logos theme. Unfortunately, each of these get coated up by the splash screens for video games and different menus and such, the solely way to actually see them is in the Welcome submenu.
If this replace involves fruition it will shortly change into one which we’ll all surprise why Sony did not implement years earlier.
If you are a PS5 Beta member and you’ve got received the new UI tell us and inform us what you suppose!
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