As previously hinted by instruction pages for the Media Remote, a host of media apps will be available for PlayStation 5 on day one. Those apps include Apple TV, Disney+, Netflix, Spotify, Twitch, and YouTube. Several others are coming to the next-gen console as well, such as Amazon Prime Video, MyCanal, Hulu, and Peacock, though it seems like at least some of these may not be available at launch. While the list does designate ?an others,? it makes no direct mention of popular apps like HBO Max and others that the PS4 already supports.
Sony confirmed these details in a PlayStation Blog post, which further breaks down how users will access entertainment apps. Last week?s PlayStation 5 User Experience video showed how the Home Screen is divided into two pages?Games and Media.
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