Shortly after the PlayStation 5?s reveal, social media was inundated with comparisons to household items like routers and humidifiers. The console?s size also became the center of debate, but its designer ? Senior Art Director Yujin Morisawa ? doesn?t seem offended in the least bit.
?When you design something, you want to make it feel comfortable,? Morisawa told The Washington Post. ?Sometimes it looks like a plant or some animal or some object. I think that?s more comfortable than something that?s weird, or something that they?ve never seen before.?

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