PS5 is g🎃etting DVR support so you can record live television, at least if you live in Japan.

As reported by , Sony is putting out a new app called Torne which will allow PS5 consoles to work with Nasne tuners. Sony halted production on the tuners in 2019, but third-party peripheral manufacturer Buffalo has now taken over the product line with a range of branded hardware, featuring 2 TB of built-in storage and support for up to 6 TB more externally. The tuner is set to retail for 29,800 yen, or about $270, and will hit Japanese retailers later thisဣ month.

This is not the first move game consoles have made toward DVR and set-top box territory in the past. The original version of Torne was a TV tuner for PS3; a similar approach helped shape the initial visions for Xbox One, which 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft꧟ positioned at launch as an all-in-one entertainment system, and Wii U, which featured community-centric viewing options (and a TV remote function built right into the Wii U Gamepad).

Game consoles have largely moved away from those TV-integrating ambitions since then - also the world has gotten less enamor✤ed with live TV as a whole, thanks to the explosive growth of streaming services - but it looks like there's enough demand in Japan to bring back some third𒆙 party solutions.

Meanwhile, if you're just hoping to get your hands on a console and will worry about how to record Young Sheldon on it later, you should make sure to stay tuned to our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PS5 stock guide for all the updates as they come in.