Two days ago, the leak of a PS5 development kit made a lot of noise on the web: you could see a very funny machine with intriguing shapes and, as usual with rumors, we advised you to take the information with tweezers until a possible official release.
Precisely today, it’s a developer named Matthew Stott, senior artist at Codemasters, who is being carried away by a revelation in due form: yes, it’s the development kit for the upcoming PlayStation and has even been available for the English studio for some time now. Author of Onrush, GRIDs or F1s, the British firm is indeed important on the video game scene and the likelihood that such an organization will already benefit from these machines is almost obvious.
But will the PS5 really look like this? If we look at the past, probably not. The PS4 development kit had nothing to do with the final version and the PS3 development kit was also no exception to the rule. On the other hand, why did you opt for such an elaborate design instead of the traditional imposing block?