Initial Setup That Needs To Be Done When Owning a PlayStation 5
PlayStation 5 has been released today in the United States, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea. And on November 19, it will start releasing in various other countries until early 2021. But if you are lucky you can get the latest generation of Sony PlayStation consoles this week.
When you first turn on the PlayStation 5 console and enter your PSN ID, you need to set some previous settings. Why is it necessary? Because the PlayStation 5 has several new features from previous generation consoles that can make your playing experience comfortable.
1. Setup Controller for Haptic Feedback and Adaptive Trigger
The PlayStation 5 controller, DualSense, has several new features such as Haptic Feedback and Adaptive Trigger. Haptic Feedback replaces the DualShock’s vibration function, you can set it to be faster, standard, slower and even turned off.
Adaptive Trigger is related to the L2 and R2 buttons, which is usually felt when playing First-Person Shooter and Racing games in general. Just like the Haptic Feedback setting, you can change it from most sensitive, medium, weak to turned off.
2. Setup Headphones That Have 3D Audio Features
If you use a type of headphone that has the 3D Audio feature, then you can set the headphones so that they can be used on the PlayStation 5.
The 3D Audio profile also has 5 levels, so that it can be adjusted to your hearing.
3. Setup To Avoid Game Spoiler From Main Menu
The main menu of the PlayStation 5 has features that provide game solutions such as tips and tricks so that players don’t have trouble. However, these tips can show the content of the game which can result in spoilers. Therefore you can settings to avoid this from happening.
4. Setup Remote Play To Turn On PlaySation 5
If you have the PlayStation App application on your cellphone or gadget, you can activate the PlayStation 5 console remotely. This condition only applies when the PlayStation 5 is in Rest Mode. Follow the 2 screenshots of the System > Power Saving menu to find out where to activate the PlayStation 5 using the PS App or Remote Play.
Don’t forget to activate the previous Remote Play in the System menu too.
5. Setup Selects the Rest Mode That Suits Your Electrical Conditions
This is the most important thing if you don’t want to miss installing digital games or updating games that are actively being played. On the PlayStation 5 there are 3 options for Rest Mode: Optimized, Low Power, and Custom. This is especially useful if your home or the place where you use your PlayStation 5 has a low wattage or unstable power supply.
Hopefully these five tips and tricks for setting up the PlayStation 5 console help you to be more comfortable when playing games.
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