Invited beta testers will be able to test out 1440p resolution support, which includes super-sampling support for games with a higher native resolution and a new “Gamelists” feature, according to information published in a new article on the official PlayStation Blog:
1440p HDMI Video Output:
The PS5 beta introduces support for 1440p HDMI video output, enabling players to choose an additional visual setting on compatible PC monitors and TVs.If the game you’re playing supports 1440p rendering you can experience native 1440p output on your display. Or, if you’re playing a game with a higher native resolution like 4K, then you may benefit from improved anti-aliasing through supersampling down to 1440p output.You can check if your HDMI device is compatible by selecting “Test 1440p Output” under “Screen and Video” options within system settings. 1440p resolution was eagerly awaited | Image: Sony
Gamelists:
In your Game Library you can now create gamelists, which make organizing your games even easier.To start, go to the [Your Collection] tab and select [Create Gamelist]. Choose games to add to your gamelist, then decide what to name it.You can have up to 15 gamelists and 100 games per gamelist. All games under the “Your Collection” tab of your Game Library can be added to a gamelist, including disc, digital and streaming titles.*** You can also add the same game to multiple gamelists. Image: Sony
Other interface enhancements made by the new PlayStation 5 include the ability to compare 3D and stereo audio, better access to ongoing activities, and new social features. Selected individuals in the US, Canada, Japan, UK, Germany, and France can test the upcoming PlayStation 5 system software. The new system software version is not yet available to the general public.
