It will introduce exclusive betas and private servers.

PlayStation 5 is will probably will released sometime in 2020 and it will also have amazing new features and specs. One of these features it will get us is something, which is called PS Plus Premium. According to an anonymous EU based game developer who is presently working on a PlayStation 5 launch title, the PS5 PS Plus Premium will offer players guaranteed video game alpha access and betas as well as the ability to create private servers.

Besides those two features, the developer didn’t mention anything else. Still, he did also confirm that PS Plus Premium will run alongside the base PS Plus. As we all know, Sony isn’t attending E3 2019 so we expect PS Plus Premium details during a State of Play stream or at PlayStation Experience 2019.

In the meantime, the reveal of PlayStation 5 will be in Q2, 2019 claims the developer. The PS5 reveal will be minor, probably a tease, he says. PlayStation 5 release date is set in March or November 2020.

If the leaked information holds merit, Sony is likely to test PlayStation Plus Premium before the release of PlayStation 5 (PS5).

PlayStation 5 Specs:

• CPU 7nm Ryzen 8 core 16 threads
• GPU 7nm Navi architecture around 14TF
• 24GB Gddr6 + 4gb ddr4 for OS
• 2tb HDD
• 8k upscaling

So, the specs for PlayStation 5 will allow us to up-scale resolution to 8K. The PS5 will be able to push 4K native resolution in most video games released for it, especially, in the launch line up. The developer also discussed PS5’s retail price which is going to be $499. According to his post, Sony will take $100 loss during the early stages of PlayStation 5’s launch.

It goes without saying, this information is unconfirmed so before we get excited about 4K, specs, features, PS5 and PS Plus Premium, and the rumored backward compatibility, we should wait for Sony to talk.

Sony is hosting PlayStation Experience in December 2019 where big announcements are expected. PlayStation Plus Premium details and price is likely to be discussed at PSX.

Source: GT Planet