Well, it really hasn’t given me much reason to upgrade from my PS4 Pro. So…Yeah…
PS3 backwards compatibility would’ve sold me though.
Submitted 10 hours ago by GamingNews@lemmy.world to games@lemmy.world
https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/ps5-pro-sales-have-fallen-behind-ps4-pro-in-the-us/
Well, it really hasn’t given me much reason to upgrade from my PS4 Pro. So…Yeah…
PS3 backwards compatibility would’ve sold me though.
What would I even play on it?
Used PS3 games!
Don’t forget emulated PS1 and PS2 games!
I thought I was losing my mind after seeing all the PS5 Pro praise. Glad to see that the numbers matched what my expectations were.
I do wonder if Sony bought out some influencers or something, because it was oddly counterintuitive amounts of praise.
I wonder why…
£800 for a console (£700 for digital) is actually ridiculous.
It’s like a PC without the PC benefits.
Normally, id agree. But with pc parts prices being what they are… Its still a “bargin”. I hate to use the word bargin here, because the pricing of both pc and consoles is insane
Yay
Queue a similar exchange programme like it happened last gen when the same happened.
scrubbles@poptalk.scrubbles.tech 10 hours ago
Shocking. When your entire customer base asks “why?” When you announce a product that’s usually a good indicator. Also wasn’t it like 800 dollars?
Voytrekk@lemmy.world 5 hours ago
$700, but I agree that this was a stupid product. If instead, they introduced the slim at $350 and the pro at $500, these things would be hard to find on store shelves.
Fiivemacs@lemmy.ca 10 hours ago
I wouldn’t know…I stopped falling for the console trap after PS3. Only thing since was a PS4 controller, for my PC
besmtt@lemmy.world 37 minutes ago
This reminds me of the Q&A section on Amazon product pages where someone will answer a question stating that they don’t know because they didn’t buy the item.
Flamekebab@piefed.social 2 hours ago
I wouldn't really call it a "trap". If you're buying a console when it's new at full price, sure, you're being taken for a ride, but give it a couple of years for stuff to be cheaper and it can work out reasonably well.
I used to be a major PC gamer but eventually the cost/benefit calculation went completely off the rails.