PS5 Gets a Limited-Time Customization Feature, Letting You Change the Design With Themes from Previous PlayStation Generations

by Taha December 2, 2024 2:47 pm in News
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To celebrate PlayStation’s 30th anniversary, Sony has decided to surprise its players by introducing a series of alternative themes—both visual and sound—within the PlayStation 5, each inspired by the previous generations of PlayStation consoles.

For a Limited Time, Players Can Change Parts of the PS5 Design Based on Your Favourite PlayStation Generation

“For a limited time you can change parts of the PS5 design based on your favourite Playstation generation,” reads the settings section of the device. In short, players can customize their system with the iconic themes and audio of the PS1, PS2, PS3, and PS4, bringing back the nostalgic features that have accompanied PlayStation fans through each console generation.

To access the new customization options, simply start your PS5, download the latest update, and select from the themes available in the settings—labeled “30th anniversary,” “PlayStation,” “PlayStation 2,” “PlayStation 3,” and “PlayStation 4.” Once the update is complete and the console restarts, the system will notify you of the new features and provide a button to directly access the dedicated settings.

The video below, shared by user realradec on Twitter, showcases the various new features. So, if you don’t have a PS5 or can’t explore the themes on your console right away, this video will give you a good idea of what to expect.

However, it’s worth noting that these themes are temporary, and it’s unclear how long they will remain available, so we recommend trying them out and enjoying your favorites for as long as possible.

Interestingly, even though the feature has only been available for a few hours, the community is already urging Sony to make it a permanent addition, as many are having a blast with the nostalgic customization.

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