The PlayStation Portal only has two ports, both located on the bottom of the console. The first is a USB-C port for charging the remote player with the included USB-C cable. The other is a 3.5mm audio input jack that can be used with wired headphones.
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The ports on the PS5 have now been confirmed following last night’s PS5 Showcase from Sony. According to a new 360-degree view of the console, all the ports have been shown off, which include 3 USB-A slots, but no digital-out audio connection.
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Sony revealed the PS5 in yesterday’s reveal event, while also unveiling the PS5 Digital Edition. Both models are set to release later this year, but Sony didn’t go as far as revealing the launch date or price, yet.
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The console will have 2x USB 3.0 ports at the front of the console, and a AUX port on the back. The latter will be used by the PlayStation Camera. The PS4 drops the old component / AV port found on the PS3. So you’ll only be able to use the HDMI port which will have HDCP to block external recorders from capturing footage from the console.
With the release of Sony’s motion controller in Spring 2010, the PlayStation 3 could see a number of Wii titles being ported to the console. Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi (of Resident Evil 5 fame) divulged this information in an interview with 1Up, leading up to the TGS: “Speaking to other developers in Japan, I’ve heard a few of them say they were delighted by the Sony motion controller because they can just port over their Wii titles to the PS3.”
