The cutscenes pop up without a stutter and it took me just over 12 seconds to get from the menu into the game itself. I played through a lot of the remastered Spider-Man: Miles Morales, and it feels like a next-gen game. There aren’t a ton of titles that can take advantage of the PS5′s power-at least not yet. The expansion feature isn’t available just yet-it’s coming via software update later-and the expansions still won’t be cheap for a while, but you do have the option. If you do choose to remove the side panel, you can plug in a third-party SSD or buy the $220 Seagate 1 TB SSD expansion card just to make more room for PS5 games and apps. That’s due in large part to the new NVMe solid-state storage device, which is orders of magnitude faster than a spinning drive.
On PC, if you select the amount of hours you wanna wait for and keep holding down on the slider, and slide it all the way down to 1 at the same. You don’t have time to make a sandwich between pressing the power button and getting into the menus anymore. PS4 Is there a way to make waiting go by faster On the Xbox 360 you could select the amount you wanted to wait for, then if you pressed the Xbox home button and confirm button at the same time, it would cause the waiting to go by thrice as fast. If you’re used to the PS4, you’ll notice an immediate improvement when it comes to speed after upgrading.
