PlayStation 5 – What’s New, What’s Hot, and How to Get the Most Out of It

If you own a PS5 or are thinking about picking one up, you probably want to know what’s worth your time and money. In this guide we break down the newest games, the best accessories, and a few easy tricks that can boost your experience without breaking the bank.

Fresh Games and Updates You Shouldn't Miss

Every few months new titles land on the PS5, and a handful of them quickly become must‑plays. Right now, "Starfield" is getting praised for its massive world and smooth performance on the console. If you prefer fast‑paced action, "Hogwarts Legacy" offers a magical open world that runs beautifully on the SSD.

Keep an eye on patch notes too. Sony often releases updates that improve frame rates or fix bugs that can ruin a story moment. A quick check on the system menu can tell you if your favorite game has a new patch – installing it can mean smoother gameplay and less frustration.

Accessories That Actually Make a Difference

Here are three accessories that many PS5 owners say are worth the extra cash:

• DualSense charging station – No more hunting for USB cords. Place your two controllers on the dock and they’ll charge automatically.
• External SSD (1TB or more) – The built‑in storage fills up fast. Adding an external drive lets you keep more games installed and switch between them quickly.
• High‑quality headset – The built‑in speakers are decent, but a good headset gives clearer chat and richer sound for single‑player immersion.

All three plug directly into the PS5, so setup is fast. If you’re on a budget, start with the charging dock and add the SSD later as you need more space.

Beyond hardware, there are simple settings tweaks that boost performance. Turn on "Performance Mode" in the graphics options for games that offer a choice between higher frame rates or better visuals. This often gives you a smoother 60 fps experience, which feels a lot better for shooters and racing titles.

Another quick win is to enable the "Game Preset" option under Settings → System → Power Saving. Setting it to "Always Turn On Rest Mode" lets you jump back into a game within seconds, saving you the long load times that come with a full start‑up.

Lastly, don’t forget to keep your console clean. Dust can build up in the vents and cause the system to overheat, which might throttle performance. A gentle vacuum or compressed air every few months keeps the PS5 running cool and quiet.

Whether you’re chasing the latest releases, looking for gear that improves comfort, or just want a smoother ride, these tips should help you get more out of your PlayStation 5. Keep visiting Everard Read Daily News for updates, reviews, and more practical advice – we’ll keep the info simple, direct, and useful for everyday gamers.