Yesterday, a patent was discovered that teased some possible features of the PS5 OS, including the ability to set certain dynamic templates for where you want a game to open up and more thoroughly integrating features of the game directly onto the console?s dashboard. More details have come to light, indicating that Sony wants the PS5 dashboard to be ?as easy to use as Netflix.?
Kotaku?s Jason Schreier revealed this on the ResetEra thread detailing the aforementioned patent. He said that one of the things he?s heard regarding Sony?s pitch about the PS5 to developers is that ?playing a PS5 game should be as easy as Netflix.? Schreier indicates that the goal is to incentivize more players to start up their console for short play sessions by providing clear information and paths for specific tasks, knowing ?exactly how much time a given activity is going to take? right from the PS5 dashboard instead of needing to take the time to load into the game.
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