Sony Officially Announces the 'Gradual' Roll Out For PS5 Auto-Capture in Select Countries

For PS4 users, capturing a perfect screenshot of a photo or a clip is quite laborious, to begin with. However, Sony noticed this inconvenience and arrived at creating an easier and simpler alternative for this one.

PS5 owners can now take advantage of the new auto-capture feature this time. The Japanese console maker announced its official launch on Wednesday, Feb. 23 in select countries around the world.

PS5 Auto-Capture Has Finally Come True

Last month, Tech Times spotted a report that Sony will release a PS5 screenshot feature that will allow users to "automatically" upload the saved media to their smartphones' camera roll.

This can be done through the official PlayStation App. However, the article suggested that it will only be available for US-based users. But, fans waited for this feature, yet it did not come in January.

This time, we officially saw Sony's announcement about the "gradual" roll-out for this much-awaited feature on Twitter.

"We're gradually rolling out the ability to share your PS5 game captures through the PS App in more regions! Americas are first up, with more countries next month," Sony tweeted this on Wednesday, Feb. 23 along with a link that will direct you to its site.

This Game Capture feature lets users have more freedom in storing their screenshots in their preferred location. Whether it's on the camera roll or not, they can also share them on social media platforms. Additionally, they can right away send them to their computers.

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PS5 Game Capture to Roll Out in Select Regions

In a report by Tech Spot, Sony will bring the PlayStation 5 auto-capture in select countries first mostly in the Americas.

United States

• Uruguay
• Peru
• Paraguay
• Panama
• Mexico
• Nicaragua
• Guatemala
• Ecuador
• El Salvador
• Chile
• Colombia
• Canada
• Bolivia
• Brazil
• Argentina
• Japan

How to Activate PlayStation 5 Auto Uploads to PS App

CNET wrote in its article the easiest set of producers that Sony fans should follow if they want to use this Auto Capture.

1. Begin by downloading the official PS App on Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
2. Make sure to log in to your account and connect the app to your next-gen console.
3. After linking it, head to the app.
4. Go to Library Captures and select Enable.
5. On your PlayStation 5 console, proceed to Settings.
6. Tap Captures and Broadcasts, then click Captures. Just remember to turn on the Auto Upload first.

It is expected that Sony will roll out this feature to more countries as we head to March.

Meanwhile, the company confirmed that it would unveil its newest FPS game "Shadow Warrior 3" on its PlayStation Now gaming service next month. It is to note that this subscription service is created to match Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass.

According to the Japan-based firm, it would now follow what Xbox Game Pass offers to date, which is the first day-one launch for its gaming title.

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Written by Joseph Henry