Sony Playstation 5

Made by PlayStation: The only console covers made by PlayStation for PS5 that are designed to deliver the quality level you know and trust. Easy to Use: Just remove your white PlayStation 5 console covers and click your new covers into place. How to remove and replace the PS5™ console cover The top PS5 console cover has a PlayStation Logo. Step 1 Turn off your PS5 console. Remove all cables and devices from your PS5 console. Wait a while for your PS5 console to cool down. Step 2 Place your PS5 console on a flat surface with a protective covering and remove the base. Step 3 Position your PS5 console so that the PS logo is facing up and the power button is facing away from you. Step 4 Grip the bottom left corner of the cover and remove it by slightly pulling up and to your right. The cover lifts away. Step 5 Attach the new top cover by sliding it on from right to left. You'll hear a click when the cover is secured. Step 6 Connect the AC power cord, cables and base, and then turn on the power. Or, to attach a new bottom cover, follow the steps below.  the steps below. The bottom PS5 console cover doesn't have a PlayStation Logo. Step 1 Turn off your PS5 console. Then remove all cables and devices from your PS5 console. Wait a while for your PS5 console to cool down. Step 2 Place your PS5 console on a flat surface with a protective covering and remove the base. Step 3 Position your PS5 console so that the PS logo is facing down and the power button is facing towards you. Step 4 Grip the top left corner of the cover and remove it by slightly pulling up and to your right. The cover lifts away. Step 5 Attach the new bottom cover by sliding it on from right to left. You'll hear a click when the cover is secured. Step 6 Connect the AC power cord, cables and base, and then turn on the power.

Key Features The Greatest Gran Turismo Experience The legendary "GT Mode" returns as "Campaign Mode," revisiting the roots of the Gran Turismo experience where players start from the GT World Map. The name Gran Turismo stems from the great journeys taken by people in the 17th century, traveling long routes throughout the Continent. The Campaign Mode of GT7 will again be a place where players embark on unique journeys throughout the Gran Turismo world to create their own individual experiences. Car Collection The first step in the cultural automotive experience is an introduction to the names of the cars and how they look. The "Car Collection" aspect has been dramatically enhanced, as players can now visit a new location called "GT Café" where interaction with various characters provide assistance in amassing their cars. Players can acquire collectable cars by participating in races or purchasing them from Brand Central and Used Car Dealerships. Car Tuning One of the greatest joys of owning a car is to modify it to suit your personal tastes. In GT7, players will be able to tune the engine, as well as customize parts such as the suspension, transmission gearing, brakes, tires, and more. The place to satisfy your tuning needs is "GT Auto," which makes a comeback in GT7. GT Auto also provides maintenance work too, such as performing oil changes and even washing your car. Livery Editor The "Livery Editor," which allows you to modify and edit the colors and decals on your car, has evolved in GT7. The user interface has been improved, raising both utility and accessibility. Legendary Circuits Historic circuits like Trial Mountain and High Speed Ring will be offered again. Not only have the layouts of these tracks been updated, but they are much richer in detail thanks to the power of PlayStation®5. Variable Time/Weather Simulation In GT7, a more natural and realistic variable time system and weather effect system have been recreated. Referencing a massive amount of meteorological observation data, including those from the academic databases of NASA, GT7 recreates spatial/time of day conditions for particle size distribution and concentration distribution of aerosol particles in the atmosphere on a global environmental scale. As a result, this feature unique to the Gran Turismo series can express real and complex sky patterns and changes in light for different times of day and weather conditions. Scapes When you own a car that you love, it’s only natural to want to take photos of it in different locations around the world. "Scapes" allows you to do just that, allowing you to photograph your car in more than 2500 picturesque locales in 43 different countries. The images will appear very real, thanks to HDR technology and ray tracing that provides complex professional effects, including panning shots. And these photos can also be shared with other members of the community with the same love and passion for cars.