Entertainment with gaming: Sony PlayStation 5 will have OTT apps like Netflix, Disney +, gaming videos can be shared on YouTube
Sony's gaming console 'PlayStation 5' will be launched in November
Users will be able to switch to play the game on Twitch during streaming
Sony's gaming console PlayStation 5 will launch with OTT apps support. The company has shared its information in its blog. It will support many OTT apps with Apple TV, Netflix, DisneyPlus. This means that PlayStation will no longer be limited to gaming but will be an entertainment hub.
However, the PlayStation 4 also launched with OTT support, but the PlayStation 5 will be advanced. Its remote will also have other controls along with navigation. It will also support the music platform Sportify.
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App updates will also be available
Phil Rosenberg, head of global parent development and relations, said in a blog that the PlayStation 5 will support apps including Apple TV, Disney Plus, Sportify, Twitch, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, MyCanel, Peacock. More apps will be added in the near future.
Twitch and YouTube will be a big integration of PlayStation 5. Users will be able to switch to play the game on Twitch during streaming. They will also be able to chat with friends. Users will also have the opportunity to broadcast and share gameplay moments on YouTube. According to the blog, users will be able to download apps through the PS Store.
The PlayStation remote is special
The PlayStation 5 remote will have many buttons. These include built-in play / pause, fast forward and fast rewind, volume adjustment and power. Co Zero It comes with separate dedicated buttons for Netflix, YouTube, Spotify and Disney +. In some places it will be launched on November 10 and in the rest of the areas on November 19.
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