
A common narrative for gamers when talking about Project Scorpio and PS4 Pro is to say that they are inherently designed for 4K gamers and that their value is hinged on 4K. Dave dives in to clear up some misunderstandings.

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Tech4Gamers writes: "A PlayStation Support assistant has confirmed that the 30-day timer implemented by the new DRM policy is part of an update and isn’t a bug. While responding to a fan’s query, PS support revealed that all games purchased digitally after March 2026 will be affected by this time limit.
If your PS4 or PS5 does not connect to the internet within 30 days, the game’s license will expire, and it won’t launch on the console unless the connection is restored. Hence, every digital game you purchase from now on will require an online check-in, or else you will lose ownership."
That is wild lol. Steam already does this for some games depending on the developer...but man...all digital games on ps5...
This has to be a mistake.
“Received word from an anonymous insider. The Sony DRM issue is unintentional. From what we gathered, Sony accidentally broke something while fixing an exploit. They've known about the confusing UI for a while, but didn't see it as urgent. Hoping for a clarifying statement now.”
The screenshot from the article is from an AI chat bot, there are plenty of screenshots floating around from actual human chat reps stating the opposite.
It this is real then I will never buy digital again and if the PS6 is digital only then it will be the first Playstation Console I wont buy
"Games will vanish" is click baity as hell...all you have to do is log in and the license is restored.
"4K gaming is cool but with the slow adoption of 4K TVs at this point, there simply isn’t a huge market for that outside of the PC gaming community, which is also taking its time with adopting 4K gaming."
Right now the consensus is that people seem to be content with 1080p displays. That is all fine and good but a 4k display is not JUST about the 4k resolution. That may be one selling point but another is actually HDR support. Something that is not available on any 1080p display. HDR is something that you can really see a difference with unlike resolution (in most cases). As more and more HDR enabled content comes to market, we should actually start seeing an increase in the adoption of 4k sets. And it isnt just games bringing that change but also tv and movie content as well.
4K mfg is up, prices are down and it would not surprise me if it is gaining traction at a better pace than even 1080p did.