Old habits die hard. In my time with the PS5, I?ve sought out Platinum Trophies. I?ve played Call of Duty with friends across platforms (and console generations). And I?ve spent too many late nights grinding out gear in Destiny 2 to get ready for the new Raid. In many ways, it feels like nothing has changed, short of the enormous white and black monolith that now graces the top of my entertainment center and the insanely fast load times.
Anyone expecting the PS5 to bring a massive shift to gaming was right, but it?s perhaps not quite as obvious as past generation breaks. Centering the PS5 on backwards compatibility with your PS4 library and cross-platform compatibility means that none of your habits need to change. You don?t need to figure out when to retire the old console. You don?t need to leave behind friends who haven?t upgraded yet. You can play all the games you were already playing. You can maintain those old habits, just with much faster load times, improved visuals, and an incredible new controller.
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