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Genshin Impact 1.5 will bring support to PlayStation

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Friday was busy for Genshin Impact fans.

The game’s official profile on Twitter has largely revealed version 1.5 of the game that will arrive on April 28th.

The main news is that with the update, the game will finally receive a copy of PlayStation 5.

It was already available on PS4, but now you can take advantage of all the technological advancements of the new generation of consoles, including resolutions at 4k and 60fps, new textures and faster loads.

The announcement of the new version also brought a new mechanization of house customization to the game. Players will be able to own their homes and spend a few hours modifying them to suit their own style.

The game will receive new missions, bosses, and two new characters: Eula and Yanfei.

Already available for IOS, Android, PC, PS4 and PS5 devices, Chinese developer MiHoYo has yet to set a date for the game’s arrival on Switch and has not revealed any plans to bring it to Xbox yet.

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