With the PlayStation 4 Pro, Sony looks to step into new territory by offering a mid-cycle, higher-power version of its successful PlayStation 4. On paper, the PS4 Pro certainly has the credentials to significantly enhance some existing and future PlayStation 4 games, but in practice, the results range from good to underwhelming depending on what game you’re playing and what kind of screen you’re playing on.
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i guess most people will have to rely on sources like digital foundry to find out exactly which games improve and what the improvements are.
" lack of uniform support holds it back a bit"
Didn't Sony say every game releasing after the pro will get the 4k support?
How can it have uniform support when it technically hasn't released to the masses yet!? As it's already being shown there are developers showing support in upgrading frame rates and resolution as well as well as giving Pro owner the options to change on the fly, but we're talking a new PS4 with new abilities and options that require additional accessories to get the most out the hardware .
Like all things new, time is essential to drawing the fullest potential out of a product that requires updates and coding.
Lol IGN "Lack of uniform support" just like too much water really quick, that's pointless.
Only 8.5? Pre-order cancelled.