Well, you've answered your own question. Gamers seeking real power will choose PCs over consoles. The whole point of a console is to offer good value, much like the PS4 Pro did last generation.

The PS5 Pro is not doing that. It's offering "console power", which is like tunning a Prius. While at the same time not offering the same level of value consoles are know for.

Vits

You're lying to yourself and others, PS5 Pro has already shown that it's providing an experience you'll need to pay double + for if you go the PC route.

And it's a heck of a lot better value than a 2TB xbox for $600 with no hardware upgrades at all.

@Vits

No we seek real games and good ones at that. The gaming industry has been lead by consoles for over 30 plus years. It's always about the games, or people wouldn't port beg or be upset when a game doesn't come to their preferred platform. I'm not throwing shade. It's all about priorities in what you care about.

All these big budget realistic games cost too much and take way too much time to make. I still believe the Ps3/360 was the best gen for gaming in terms of the power it had, the amount of games it had, and the quality of games it had. Everyone chasing the biggest prettiest most reflective drops of water just spend way too much time on looks.

There is a balancing act between power, quality, and quantity and we have gone way too far on the side of power instead of quantity and quality.

That's such a di@k thing to say...

My only gripe is they’re not offering one from factory with the disc even for $750 yet show you they’d give u the package discount if they did like w the base. That’d atleast feel fair a comparable 1TB would be $650 then compared

I can easily afford it, it's not worth it for me either. Mostly because I know for a fact it's only being priced this high because they are thrashing Microsoft, I'm not getting it out of principle.

Are they though? The anniversary stuff sure did, but regular pros... not selling out.

Were they expected to sell out? Did the ps4 pro?

I think the 30th anniversary edition was sold out in seconds so the long lines were really for the Pro. By about noon EST though the queues were alot shorter.

It was obvious that f1 needed more power, it did show an improvement, most show small improvement, but then again, the framrate you kinds have to feel the difference and seeing a comparison video doesn't really translate well.

new games coming I reckon we will see a bigger jump than applying the PRO upgrade to older games than probably were in development for 3-4byears before hand.

It’s definitely negligible and you’re smoking if you saw a generational leap lol. That’s pure coping.