A new leak hints that the 825GB PS5 will offer 664GB of useable storage space.
The leak – which has popped up at ResetEra and, obviously, should be taken with a gigantic bucket of salt until Sony makes an official reveal – shows off what is thought to be the PS5's UI and the amount of useable storage left after the OS is loaded onto the console.
As we've come to expect now, the leaked images are poor quality and there's no solid confirmation of when they were taken, so even if they're legitimate they may reflect a much older iteration of the UI or OS.
The 1TB Xbox Series X, however, will give users 802GB of storage space after the OS is added (the 1TB storage expansion from Seagate gives you another 920GB of usable space. It's expensive at $219 per card, but at least it more than doubles your room for upcoming Xbox Series X games).
All the PS5 details are finally here, and you'll be able to play with a PS5 from November 12, 2020, if you're in the US, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, or South Korea, while the rest of the world needs to hold on until November 19.
So we now know the PS5 price, the PS5 launch games, and that all-important release date.
The big PS5 reveal event in June was seriously exciting, delivering us games galore, and our first look at the PS5 design, not to mention PS5 accessories.
Take another look ahead at what's to come with our guide to upcoming PS5 games.
