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Recently blind gamer Steve Saylor shared his emotional reaction to Naughty Dog's extensive TLOU2 Accessibility Features in The Last of Us Part II arriving on PS4 this June 19th, and for those with limited or no hand movement Engineer Milador made available an open-source accessible game controller interface for PlayStation 4 using Raspberry Pi Zero W hardware complete with software setup instructions and keyboard button mapping.

Download: Open-GCI-master.zip / GIT

The RPi Zero W comes with added wireless LAN and Bluetooth connectivity starting at only $10 for the board itself, and features the following specifications:

• 802.11 b/g/n wireless LAN
• Bluetooth 4.1
• Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
• 1GHz, single-core CPU
• 512MB RAM
• Mini HDMI and USB On-The-Go ports
• Micro USB power
• HAT-compatible 40-pin header
• Composite video and reset headers
• CSI camera connector

From the README.md: Open-GCI

An open-source accessible gaming interface that enables those with limited or no hand movement to play their favorite console based game using more accessible input methods.

Adaptive switches and USB keyboards are currently the two input methods that can be used to play console based games.

Downloads

These are all the files and documentation associated with the Open-GCI project.

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Resource	Version	Format	Link
Open-GCI All	1.0	ZIP	Open-GCI-master.zip

Last month Sony quietly shutdown a game's servers with no warning , and as many are spending hundreds of hours creating MadeInDreams content for use with Dreams on PS4 it only makes sense to be able to backup / export and download level data but unfortunately this isn't the case... enter Jaames (aka Rakujira on Twitter) of JamesDaniel.dev who's working on a Dreams PS4 API Proxy & Network Reverse-Engineering project with his ultimate goal being to resolve this issue!

It's still a work-in-progress (WIP), but those interested in lending a hand can do so via Github where you'll find detailed API proxy & network reverse-engineering documentation for Media Molecule's Dreams PlayStation 4 video game.

Download: dreams-api-master.zip / GIT

From the README.md to quote: Dreams API

API proxy & reverse-engineering notes for Media Molecule's Dreams; a rad user-generated-content game on the PS4.

Currently consists of a NodeJS indreams.me API proxy that handles auth headers for you, plus some documentation

Motivation

The Dreams community is incredible, although the lack of export/backup options concerns me a little bit considering the sheer number of hours that people have put into making content. It would be a damn shame if Sony decided to pull the plug on all of these wonderful creations one day - so my ultimate goal is finding a way to download level data before then!

It's also... just kinda fun to figure out how things work

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to shoot me a DM on...

For those who didn't catch it at Sony's PlayStation 5 Unveiling during the PS5 Live Stream, below is a video of the PlayStation 5 Bootup Screen alongside the latest PS5 Trailer for In Sound Mind launching in 2021 by Modus Games.

Share your thoughts on it in our PS5 Forums, and from the In Sound Mind PlayStation 5 trailer video's description to quote:

In Sound Mind is a witty first-person psychological horror game from the creators of Nightmare House 2 with frenetic puzzles, unique boss fights, and original music by The Living Tombstone.

Explore and fight through a series of unsettling memories as you journey within the inner workings of the one place you can’t seem to escape—your own mind.

PS5 Home Screen Login Screen Interface Reveal
In Sound Mind - Announcement PS5 Trailer
Also heating things up on Twitter recently for PlayStation 4 homebrew fans:

• initial_boot_movie.mp4 (75.44 MB)

Initial Boot Movie PS5
PS5 Boot Logo Edit

• PSDevWiki

The BootLogo on PS5 is displayed by SceSysAvControl of User module.

BootLogo image is bpe encoded with something filter and embedded in the SceSysAvControl.

A module is located in...

Since yesterday's The Future of Gaming PS5 Show ending with the PS5 Hardware Unveiling, Sony PlayStation's Eric Lempel dug deeper into the PlayStation 5 answering some more questions via PS Blog on their next-generation video gaming console.

Also below is a Chivalry 2 cross-play PS5 / PS4 trailer video by Torn Banner Studios via Deep Silver now that the functionality has exited the Beta Stage and is available to all PlayStation developers. From the interview, to quote:

PSB: Why has it taken so long to see PS5 games in action?

Eric: Coming out of PlayStation 4, all of the success we've seen, and the fans' passion for the brand, we really wanted to make sure we delivered strongly with PlayStation 5.

As we've said many times, PS5 is truly a next-generation console. It’s a leap ahead. And we wanted to wait for the right time when everything lined up. And I think, and I hope, that fans saw that we had a great mix of content from our partners and our studios, and that we delivered on expectations.

PSB: We also got our first look at PS5. Can you give us any insight into how the console design made its way out to the public?

Eric: I'll give you a little story. Many months ago, I was in Tokyo. I got an invite to a meeting with Jim Ryan, our President (and CEO), and a bunch of other people. Pretty small group. And it was on a floor in the Sony headquarters building that I’d never been to before. The subject of the meeting was, “design.”

So I thought I was going to a design meeting. And I got to this floor, and... there were a few doors you had to get through... you finally end up in this mini vault, a walk-in vault...

Wrapping up their PS5 - The Future of Gaming Show featuring numerous PlayStation 5 exclusive games, Sony finally unveiled the PlayStation 5 console design images in a PS5 Hardware Reveal Trailer... and as expected it's nowhere near as futuristic looking as several PS5 Concept Videos we've seen but yes the PS5 console can lay sideways.
According to Sony Content Communications Senior Director Sid Shuman, the PlayStation 5 next-generation console will launch in two system varieties with further details below to quote:

At PS5’s launch, we will offer two options: a PlayStation 5 console with an Ultra HD Blu-ray disc drive (CFI-1015A) and a PlayStation 5 Digital Edition without a disc drive (CFI-1015B).

The PS5 gameplay experience will be the same, so the choice is all yours. While there are some slight differences in the look of each model, for the overall design, we wanted to deliver a console that’s...