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First real photos of PS5 Slim confirm disc drive needs internet connection
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This is the best summary I could come up with:
The launch of the slimmer PlayStation 5 is just weeks away, and one user seems to have already gotten their hands on the updated console.
In a series of images posted to X (formerly Twitter), user @phantompainss shows how the updated console stacks against its chunkier counterpart.
The new PS5 looks like it’ll have a slightly smaller footprint when compared to the original console.
The images also appear to confirm rumors that the PS5’s detachable disc drive will require an internet connection during setup.
You can view the full gallery of images on @phantompainss’ profile.
Sony plans on releasing the new PS5 console sometime in November, but the company still hasn’t confirmed an exact launch date.
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