The world may be on fire but at least the PS5 is finally here to distract you. Sony is launching its most ambitious console to date on Nov. 12, 2020 with the PS5 . The company dominated last generation with the PS4 and silenced naysayers who said that console gaming was dead. After selling upwards of 112 million units over the last seven years, Sony hopes to replicate its success with the PlayStation 5, which has already shattered pre-sales of its predecessor in a fraction of the time. If you're looking to buy a PS5 , just be aware that the demand is immense right now, and it could be a while before you're able to find one in stock. Because I have only had a week with the PS5 and there are certain areas that I'm not allowed to talk about until launch — the media section, entertainment apps, the integrated PlayStation Store, and the PS Plus section — this review will be more of a review in-progress that I update with my thoughts along the way. The aforementioned sections