It's the week before the EU and UK and release, but our friends over the pond and elsewhere have started to receive their PS5s.
However, unbeknownst to us, Sony has added a nifty little feature for future owners of the console.
This feature means that, when booting a game, the PS5 will skip logos after having viewed them once.
What does this mean for PS5 owners however? Let's jump into that now!
PS5 boot time feature
This latest feature is incredible from Sony, and skips the monotonous task of sitting through logos at the start of a game.
This feature has been tested by Lance Mcdonald, a prominent figure in the Souls community.
As such, his conclusion about the feature likely comes from the Demon Souls game.
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This title is made by a first-party studio, so, it remains to be seen if this will happen with third-party games as well.
How the new feature works
This new feature works automatically on the PS5.
This means that, for those who own the console, the second time you start a game you won't have to sit through the logo screens.
Lance even mentions that if you delete your save, the feature still works.
As such, if you deleted the saved data you have for a game, the PS5 will still recognise it's not your first time playing.
PlayStation 5
The PlayStation 5 launches today across much of the world.
This includes North America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Singapore and South Korea.
The console launches next week for other markets, on 19 November.
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The PS5 is £449.99 for the main console, and £349.99 for the Digital Edition.
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