Editing PlayStation 4 (section)

== Trivia==
*The DualShock 4's controls are somewhat similar to the Wii U GamePad as they share some components like touch controls, headphones jacks, and motion controls.
*The PlayStation 4 has sold up to one million units in its first day at launch in North America in November 15, 2013 making it the fastest selling console at launch. The [[Xbox One]] also did the same thing at its launch in November 22, 2013.
*The PS4 is very well known for its "social" aspects on the PS4 including with the "SHARE" Button on the DualShock 4, allowing the use of livestreams and others.
*Currently, ''[[Sonic Mania]]'' is the only ''Sonic'' game to support the PS4 Pro's enhanced features which allow the game to be output at [[wikipedia:4K resolution|4K resolution]]. 
**Although the PlayStation 4 version of ''[[Sonic Forces]]'' is promoted to support the PS4 Pro's enhanced features, the game is still rendered in 1080p when played on the PS4 Pro console and does not offer other notable improvements compared to the other PS4 models.<ref name="ForcesConsoleComparison">{{Cite web |url=http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-sonic-forces-focuses-on-ps4-with-clear-issues-elsewhere |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20171107200558/http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-sonic-forces-focuses-on-ps4-with-clear-issues-elsewhere |title= Sonic Forces focuses on PS4 with clear issues on other systems |author= John Linneman |publisher=Eurogamer.net |archivedate=7 November 2017 |date=7 November 2017 |accessdate=9 November 2017}}</ref>
* The PlayStation 4 does not allow for having both a physical and digital installation of the same game from the same region on the same console; if a North American user has installed ''[[Team Sonic Racing]]'' via a disc and later purchases the digital version, they will be unable to install the digital version until the disc-installed version is deleted, and vice versa. If the same user purchases the digital version from Japan (or vice versa; physical JP release, digital NA release), both versions can co-exist on the same console, likely due to having different game IDs.
** The PS4 also locks each game installation to a specific storage device, internal or external; if the user has ''Team Sonic Racing'' installed on one storage device and wants to install the game on another device, they must either move the game over to the desired device, or delete the game off the drive first, then install the game on the desired device, regardless of whether it is the physical or digital release. For games installed on external devices, the PS4 will show a warning sign on a game if the device it's on is not connected.