Sony Interactive Entertainment has filed yet another patent for a cartridge, but this one looks different than the design that surfaced in 2018.
LetsGoDigital, the folks who first discovered the PlayStation 5 dev kit, found the patent on Brazilian Instituto Nacional da Propriedade Industrial?s (INPI) website. The application was filed in June 2019 and was published last week on 5th November. A screenshot of the latest filing can be found below (click or open in new window to enlarge).

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