Mark Cerny?s (second) interview with Wired about the PlayStation 5 has revealed quite a few details about the console, including finally having an official name and release window. Perhaps one of the most interesting new facets is the solid state hard drive, and how it will assist with both loading and installing games.
This actually isn?t the first time the PlayStation 5 and an SSD have been mentioned together. Back in April Mark Cerny already confirmed the PlayStation 5 would have an SSD, and that it would help with loading, even going as far as to demonstrate the differences between it and the PS4. However, now that the PlayStation 5 is materializing, it?s nice to once again get the conformation that it?ll be there, especially when Microsoft has said they?ll also be using one in their next Xbox.
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