I mean why would the devs not make the best games that each hardware allows. Makes sense to me.

I would hope so

Awesome ! So now I am definitely going to buy a PS5 Pro. Still on PS4 currently. Been waiting for DOOM Dark Ages release date which is May 15 to buy a PS5 Pro .Hopefully Sony will have a sale or a pack in game for PS5 Pro before DOOM D.A. is released.

The price difference of being on game pass vs. Buying the games.

Is more than

PS pro enhanced.

……
This is the truth, but anywho… if people want to buy the pro enhanced, more power to you

Xbox is Sony's 3rd party publisher now. Interesting.

awesome. so like 100 people will get to see that. im sorry but even the tho the ps5 pro is good hardware, it should have just been the ps5, period. I did the mid-cycle refreshes last time... not worth it. if you really care that much about framerate and resolution, break free from the cycle and just get a pc. all the people playing these games on PC get all that too - without the AI trickery.

About 3 or 4 years late but better than never.

so all xbox games are substantially better on playstation

My Xbox will keep collecting dust at this point 😆

ironic turn of events for xbox

If someone wants to launch a PS5 title that was not in the pre PS5 official list of development, the game has to use a PS5 Pro compatible SDK. That's simple... but it is also mandatory to use certain version of the PlayStation DSK if you want to publish a game. Older versions of PlayStation SDKs have no support, so developers have to update their systems if the want to publish. BTW, titles are published with a more than one year old Sony SDK versions, so this will not take full effect for some titles to be published in 2025. It does not affect only indie devs, but big publishers with long dev processes that maintain outdated systems and software (because of bad planification or not enough inversion).
Resume: To use an updated PlayStation SDK does not give any great enhanced for PS5 Pro magically. It only helps in the compatibility side. Improvements are a one by one process.

I enjoyed it but I think it was a bit overrated.

That’s seriously impressive—winning Game of the Year across all five major awards shows isn’t just hype, it means Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 delivered on multiple levels. Usually different awards favor different strengths (story, innovation, popularity), so sweeping all of them suggests the game struck a rare balance between critical acclaim and player reception. If anything, this puts it in that “once in a generation” tier where it’s not just a great game, but one that defines its era.

its one of the few games that i consider to be timeless.

i mean, it hooked me the minute i saw the trailer, and i still thknk about this darn game ha