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Playstation 5 Pro coming in November: $700/€800, 2TB, no disc drive, no vertical stand
(blog.playstation.com)
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They should remove the USB-C ports, so you have to send it back to Apple for charging
Lol, fucking AC Mirage, absolutely brutal.
In Germany, most stores sold out Space Marines 2 and AstroBot on day 1, while they had endless piles of SW Outlaws on the shelves, with only a few missing.
I know most sales are digital, but we can assume the spread of interest between these products are mostly the same in all formats.
This game is tanking hard, Ubi will be begging anyone to buy it for 20 by November.
More like a couple of HVAC contractors ready to help
Also: >took really good care of me when I broke both my hands
Good hook to recruit them into your supplement selling MLM scheme
Sony is definitely living in the past, showing multiple years old upgraded PS4 games to promote the PS5 Pro
Who wouldn’t want to pay nearly 1k EUR (incl. stand+disc drive) to play 6 year old PS4 games with slightly better performance?
Sounds good on paper, but what is the point? The base PS5 is so far from being utilized, that they are still showing upgraded PS4 games (e.g. GoW, GoT, TLOU2, HFW) to promote the PS5 Pro.
I was debating if I want to buy one, but after trying that remote play worked well with a tablet on my home wifi, I took a leap of faith and ordered one of the last ones nearby. Picked it up yesterday.
Key points:
-Very satisfied with the performance so far, no noticable lag on home wifi. Finished Spider-Man 2 and beat the final boss on it, also tried some shooters, no issues with lag in single player games on my 500 Mbit network (meaning: maybe a partial second of stutter every 5-10 mins).
-So much smoother experience than using e.g. my tablet with a controller. Just pick it up, press 2 buttons, and you can play in a few seconds.
-The screen is also better than expected. 8 inches is super big for a handheld, around the size of the iPad mini. Very immersive, when playing. Colors are also great, and I’m saying that as an owner of an LG OLED TV. Of course an OLED screen would have been probably better, but also more expensive, and the resolution is still better than most handhelds giving us a great picture.
-The controller grips are very comfortable for even a longer session. The haptic feedback and trigger resistance feels just like the controller we are used to.
-The missing BT is annoying if you have a good headset (I don’t), but I understand the concerns with delay, though I have no personal experience on that.
-The only time connection became bad, is when downloading a game/update on my PS5 while playing, it even completely dropped once. Very annoying if you want to run an update in the background, but also not a dealbreaker, you can just run updates in rest mode.
-The price is fine, payed 219 EUR for it. I would like it a bit lower, but still okay with it (understanding the privilege that I can waste this money on something that is far from a necessity). I would not want to pay the price of a “proper” handheld for a controller with a screen.
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