The appearance of the PS5 development machine spread on the Internet seems to be real, and this was confirmed by a British game developer. It seems that the appearance of the PS5 development machine has been carefully designed, and it is not a simple and crude solution like the previous "big box".

Yesterday the Dutch website Let's Go Digital discovered that Sony has applied for a patent for an unknown device at INPI in Brazil. Judging from the pictures, it is guessed to be a PS5 development machine. However, the unique and weird appearance of this machine still makes people have no impression of traditional development machines. During the PS3 and PS4 era, the development machine was a large black box with various functional sockets on it. If this time's PS5 development machine is real, on the one hand it lacks a large number of interfaces, and on the other hand the machine looks very small in appearance, which does not seem to be conducive to long-term use.

▲The PS4 development machine looks more like a traditional computer.

However, Matthew Stott, an employee who has been in the gaming industry since 1992, revealed through his personal Twitter that the PS5 development machine displayed by his company looks like this, and maybe the retail version of PS5 also looks like this. Considering that he works for Codemasters, a British developer that specializes in developing and producing racing games, his credibility is relatively high. In addition, the unique V shape on the machine also sets off the 5.

According to previous media reports, Sony has arranged powerful hardware configurations for the PS5. For example, it is rumored that the PS5 can achieve 350% of the performance of the PS4 Pro, use an SSD hard drive, and support 4K@60FPS images.

If the PS5 really has this shape, how do you think its appearance would be rated?