PCGamesN writes: Sony have officially struck a precedent making the PlayStation 4 even more of a PC than it originally was - incremental, mutually-compatible hardware updates. With the new PS4 Pro they're providing a fractured ecosystem which requires developers to think a lot harder about the hardware they’re creating games for. Hands off, Sony. That’s our department...
In a recent interview with GamesIndustry.biz , Sony's Jim Ryan talked a bit about the PS4 Pro and how they had underestimated its demand.
According to Pachter, the PS4 Pro sales aren't doing very good. Maybe drop the price $50 and bundle in a game since Xbox One X is coming?
I love ps4 but if the x gives all the multiplat games at least 1080/60 and update past multiplat games then id go for the x.but id get a switch before ither😂
Spider-man’s show-stopping gameplay reveal stood out like a New York City skyscraper on the skyline of Sony’s unusually flat E3 press conference.
Pixel Related writes: "The majority of the excitement of E3 has passed already for this year and together we take a look at the big announcements and moments from all of the big press conferences. We’re talking Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo, as well as the developer conferences of EA, Ubisoft and Bethesda. Tons of games, a handful of surprises and some serious questions about what kinds of drugs people are taking these days."
My PC Outperforms it spec for spec but wasn't $400 lol
For what the Pro is, it's good value but I would need a pricey monitor to go with it.
Except when the PC gets old you don't have to buy the entire thing again. I still have the same case from 8 years ago but have swapped out motherboards, video cards, memory etc several times since then. PC's are also used for non entertainment things which makes it a better value in my opinion.
PC enthusiasts who might respond prematurely with the obvious need to check out DF's hands on and impressions of the PS4 Pro. Sony's good at making hardware punch above it's weight -- their words. It's not a 1:1 rx480 pc rig.
For the price to performance ratio? NO!! Simple answer. You cannot build a rig with 399 dollars only. The thing with consoles is, they are optimized for gaming unlike windows OS you need ridiculous specs to get the results you want.