for you PS5 Some new features are coming their way, along with Sony announces a new PS5 software beta update With Dolby Atmos support, more accessibility components, and larger M.2 SSD storage. Adding Dolby Atmos support should let you play the PS5’s 3D Audio powered by Tempest 3D AudioTech on any Dolby Atmos-compatible HDMI device, such as a home theater or soundbar. Storage-wise, the beta increases the M.2 SSD limits from 4GB to 8GB — giving the PS5 even more storage space.
Two big accessibility features come with the beta, including the ability to add a second controller to assist during gameplay. You can try this option when using a DuelSense Edge or a classic controller – this will turn off features like the motion sensor and haptic feedback – or a third-party controller supported by PS5. However, you cannot use a file DuelSense Edge as a second console. Sony has also provided the option to trigger haptic feedback effects while playing with any of the DualSense controllers or the PS VR2 Sense controller.
Sony is trying to change the way people interact in games, adding a “Join” button next to your friend’s name if they are play a game You can jump into it. Plus, you can now invite people to your parties without adding them to an existing group or having to create a new group — or send an invitation to an entire group versus each person individually.
The beta will be available to some PS5 users in the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Japan and France. These features should be widely available in a few months if they follow the schedule of other updates. Meanwhile, you can Sign up to be a PS5 beta tester on the PlayStation website.
