The PlayStation 5 is seeing significant issues on its initial releases from early YouTuber reviews, particularly from popular ACG, which reported that the next-generation console "dies" while using. The YouTuber's reviews now leave gamers fearful and scared in receiving a defective unit from Sony on the PS5's release today.
The Japanese multinational technology and entertainment conglomerate, Sony, is now facing significant backlash from the recent news that its PlayStation 5 releases are defective and faulty, leaving gamers awry of the new console. Sony's PlayStation 5 and PS5 Digital Edition are shipping out in a few hours on November 12.
Recently, PS5's rival, Microsoft's Xbox shipped out its latest release of both the Xbox Series S and X which initially faced a major logistics issue of not having enough stocks to distribute to all who have pre-purchased. Apparently, that is not the only problem Xboxes are facing because gamers who received their consoles report faulty systems of the Series S/X.
According to Comicbook. com, Sony's PlayStation 5 is facing the issues initially reported by popular YouTuber called "ACG" which says that his PS5 is "100 Percent Dead." The content creator's console was having some issues, and while troubleshooting it, "it died completely."
P.1. At this time my PS5 is 100% dead. I was having the storage rebuild issues others reported but mine escalated to full errors and network issues/boot. Sony and I were working through troubleshooting when it died completely. So at this time I will be moving content around... — ACG (@JeremyPenter) November 10, 2020
The problems might be the PlayStation5's first significant issue that will have a possibility to come to other customer's hands when the console ships out. However, there is also a possible chance that the YouTuber may have received a console that has its defects and maybe an isolated case apart from Sony's releases.
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YouTuber ACG's Dead PlayStation 5-Early Storage Issues Results to Complete Shut Down!
ACG revealed this through his Twitter account (@JeremyPenter), in a thread that explains everything that occurred with his first console, earlier today, November 11. The YouTuber's console is one of the early releases of Sony that lets gamers have first-hand experience, popularly known as the "Early Access," to conduct reviews and evaluate the new technology.
p.3 If you feel you joined patreon to get specific PS5 patreon discussion/discord about the PS5 I can refund those in the last 15 days. Please contact me there. My sincere apologies. I rarely ever really build stuff up and this time I did and I got bit for it. — ACG (@JeremyPenter) November 10, 2020
Sony's PlayStation 5 was facing corrupted storage glitches when it first showed signs of its major issues, as revealed by the YouTuber which then "died" on him after getting in touch with concerned authorities. The joint efforts of troubleshooting the storage problems led to the PS5 giving up on the game reviews expert.
The YouTuber was even planning to have that Early Access PS5 to be given away to his subscribers or lucky fans, but the problem that occurred fails the attempt. The YouTuber promises that he would buy new consoles that would be given to fans and one to stay with him.
PlayStation 5's Storage Issues: Is there a Solution Now?
The revelation by ACG about the PlayStation's early problems regarding its corrupted and glitchy storage shows that the company still have no solutions for the issue. The troubleshooting team did not get to fixing the question before the PlayStation 5 dying out on them.
Sony remains silent about this issue and has not yet addressed whether this is a problem its next-generation console releases are facing. The PlayStation 5's November 12 release is the ripest the console would be, and some believe that this would be something which new technology would meet right at the height of its first access.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
