The also responsible for Desintegration ensures that the new hard drive will offer a smoother and less problematic experience for the player.
PlayStation 5 is gradually uncovering. The new machine from Sony, the company that will organize two financial conferences in May – it is still unknown whether PS5 will have a presence or not – recently announced its new command, the DualSense, which FreeGameTips gave a good account of. Another of its main features is the SSD hard drive that incorporates in its guts, a piece of hardware that will affect the experience of the players. This is considered by Marcus Lehto, co-creator of Halo, who is currently working alongside V1 Interactive on Desintegration and who has referred to the SSD for PS5 and Xbox Series X.
"It will make a big difference," he said in an interview with VGC. “It will open the doors to more expansive content that will be able to stream much faster. Players won't have to wait on loading screens and we won't have to hide loading moments behind cinematics and things like that. ” According to the developer, the SSD will contribute to "making things smoother" as well as improving the user experience with these machines.
Today's consoles: in the “stone age”
When it comes to developers, they will also take advantage of the new generation of consoles and SSDs. According to Lehto, working on today's platforms is like "developing for stone age machines." He adds: "I am very excited about this because it is one of the complicated things for us right now: dealing with these old platforms."
Desintegration is a project that is set in the not too distant future. Overpopulation and food shortages are two of the factors that have contributed to humans being in a very delicate situation. Science, meanwhile, is advancing in order to achieve integration, which means that the human brain will have metallic bodies. This will provoke a war reaction, which we can experience on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Rectification
Despite the fact that the original news published by VGC names PS5, in the interview they refer to the Xbox Series X and PS5 hard drive, in general, so this news has been rectified.
Source | VGC
