One of the main goals of the upcoming generation of consoles is no doubt to drastically reduce load times, if not removing them outright. That?s certainly one of the goals of Sony?s next platform, still unofficially entitled the PlayStation 5. And a recent patent may show just how Sony plans on doing just that.
The patent is known as the ?System and method for dynamically loading game software for smooth play.? In essence, it aims to reduce load times by loading data before a player can reach a certain point.

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