Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

In the past month and a half, Sony has provided two major updates to Radio Station 5. The first was on March 18, when Mark Kony, the leading system architect at the time, conducted an in-depth study that would power Sony's console (in fact, it didn't show us the console itself). Then, on April 7, the dual-sensory controller will be shipped with PS5, and its unique features will distinguish it from Double Shock 4.

Three weeks later, Sony kept the radio silent again, but thanks to the latest issue of OPM, we finally have a timetable for Sony's next generation plan. In the latest version of OPM, now the digital version, the magazine says it will "reveal the latest games in the fifth stop and how they will be played" in the July issue. The physical version, released in July, will go on sale on June 2, but the digital version will go on sale a few days ago, meaning a big event in May is likely to appear on the card.

In fact, it is almost impossible for a magazine to own any major exclusive rights to PS5 for the first time (especially since this particular magazine was found to be recycling content, indicating that it was news a few days ago). However, if OPM wants to cover PS5 games in its new public release at the end of May, we can assume that Sony plans to disclose these games a few days or weeks before the release.

Apart from OPM's credibility, all recent signs are that May is the month when the next generation of home game consoles begins to take shape. It was announced last week that Microsoft is planning to hold a Xbox Series X event in early May, and Xbox Series slate, a new project for the next generation of affordable and underpowered companies, will be officially unveiled. A few days later, Phil Spencer, the owner of Xbox, replied to a fan's Twitter and asked about the disclosure of the new game. "the next step is not too much waiting," he said.

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