When I saw that price tag for the pro, I knew that I had bought my last PlayStation console. If I decide to invest on new hardware, it will be a PC I can control rather than some locked box plugged into my TV.
Why not both? I have a gaming PC for titles that are best played on the PC and the PS5 is for when I want to relax on the couch.
Money for one
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The problem I’ve always run into is steam big picture, games with launchers, resolution issues, display scaling for large screens (more rare now), no Dolby Atmos, poor HDR support, and general difficulties for other family members. Consoles are just far far more consistent with the experience than PCs, currently at least.
Definitely, but it’s getting better. Also games are free or cheap on PC, and no monthly fee for multiplayer.
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I thought this discussion was about Sony continuing to invest in the console ecosystem, not specifically for people who already had a gaming PC.
I do agree support is getting better quickly but it still has a ways to go, at least to match the compatibility of consoles.
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Oh my bad, yes we were (I brought it up lol) comparing consoles and PCs. You are correct.
Nobody told him about the PS5 Pro yet.
Well it sure won’t be an other hero shooter, i can tell you that much lol
Well, sure, but in a few years’ time, the definition of what a console is might change.
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Why would he say anything different? Sony is trying to sell their newest expensive console nobody asked for.
I wouldn’t say no one asked for it. I like the idea of the ps5 pro. It’s just hard to swallow that price. Might still pick it up on a sale after a year or whatever, recoup some cost by selling my current ps5.
Remain? Since when did they stop subsidizing console prices with game license fees?
