Does the PS5 Pro come? Sony secures patent with cloud

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It should not be a surprise that Sony is working on a revision of the PS5, which will appear in the trade sooner or later. However, a recently published patent could now provide first indications of the upcoming PlayStation. Accordingly, the hardware should not only receive significantly more performance, but also a bigger focus on Cloud Gaming.

Is the PS5 Pro behind the patent?

The data in the patent indicates that Sony will set on a multimap, which would probably offer something more power compared to the current PS5. Also at its predecessor, the company — three years after the release of the PS4 — brought a pro version of the console to the market, which doubled the graphics performance. Good possible that Sony wants to achieve this goal with a fast multi-APU with a potential PS5 Pro.

Downward compatibility with cloud gaming?

Also, an important role in patent plays Cloud Gaming. So the console should be equipped with special features for the streaming of games. However, more detailed details were not mentioned here. Only a few days ago reports made a new ABODE service of Sony the round, the PlayStation Plus and PlayStation NOW should connect together.

One of the highlights is a retro library with classics for PS1, PS2, PS3 and PSP. However, it is still unclear whether these games can be downloaded directly to the console or can be streamed only. If Sony wants to actually focus on Cloud Gaming in the future, this could also refer to the new subscription retro classics.

From Dominik Wingman author

13.12.2021 at 13:10