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This^There is prob ~20M people with a PS5, so it is possible.
This^There is prob ~20M people with a PS5, so it is possible.
I'm still wrong, even though I just proved YOU wrong. "Nuh-uh you're wrong." LOL riiiiight![]()
You're still wrong, and have a great lack of understanding of your own language.
You've only proven me right about your lack of understanding for your own language.I'm still wrong, even though I just proved YOU wrong. "Nuh-uh you're wrong." LOL riiiiight
So it's not your language? Got it. I figured English wasn't your first language. Good shot though, buddy! Just keep at it. One day you too can speak proper English.You've only proven me right about your lack of understanding for your own language.
Doing better than you.So it's not your language? Got it. I figured English wasn't your first language. Good shot though, buddy! Just keep at it. One day you too can speak proper English.
Whatever. I'm done with you. Didn't realize English wasn't your first language. I shouldn't pick on you. My apologies.Doing better than you.
You know you are wrong and now you're just embarrassing yourself.
Whatever. I'm done with you. Didn't realize English wasn't your first language. I shouldn't pick on you. My apologies.
EDIT: it's Bloomberg article, but somehow I can't post the link
here....finally
Sony is planning to produce more PS4 to compensate for PS5 shortages
But where did I say anybody should care about any game? I just find it funny thatI like how you assume every gamer cares about those games what if you don't like any of those games? then the PS5 offers absolutely nothing
and PS5/Series are on an even playing field thats the situation I'm in right now until Armored Core (a game I actually want to play) comes out next gen doesn't exist
But I want a PS5 though.
The original Jim Ryan interview where people THOUGHT he said it, didn't.
But Sony was well aware of how that was percieved.
And months later doubled down with a pretty clear statement about games not being cross-gen.
Here's a snippet of the transcript from the summer 2020 PS5 showcase, where they showed HFW, GT7, and teased GoW IIRC.
They doubled down.. they knew exactly what people thought.. they even hid that Miles Morales was cross gen for MONTHS only announcing PS4 version a bit before release..
I mean come on....lol
Sony knew exactly what they were doing; they knew the internet made fun of Xbox for saying they were supporting cross-gen for 1-2 years.. they knew their "we believe in generations" interview was well received, and that people saw it as them promissing to not be like XBox (and lets be honest, they specifically targeted that interview).. and then they outright stated their games could "only be enjoyed" on PS5. Those games, by and large, are being released on PS4.
Sony is a bunch of shrewd as hell businessmen, not your friend.
Because one costs 4x as much as a used version of the other. This is about value proposition to some people who aren't you. If the money isn't a big deal then you probably don't downgrade, like me, but not everyone is the same. If someone gets a PS5 and realises they're paying ~£375 to play the same 2022 games with faster loading they might not consider that a good deal at all and it might be a good idea to downgrade until there's more shit worth playing.
Most people do not read industry news snippets and forums and don't know who Jim Ryan is. It's not unreasonable for Joe Public to assume that he "needed" a PS5 only to realise he actually didn't because the cross-generation bridge is going to last well into 2023. Just look at the sheer number of games that came out in 2015 (after the PS4 launched late 2013) that you could not play on a PS3. Compare it to the number of games coming out this year you won't be able to play on a PS4. It's not even remotely comparable. I know several people who are regretting buying the new consoles for this very reason.
At the same time, millions of people are perfectly happy with their purchases. This isn't about an objective answer, this is about people being completely incapable of understand other consumer's needs vs. means.
Then that gamer is an idiot for buying a new next-gen console, just to sell it within one year. As hard as it is to buy these new consoles, no budget minded gamer should have bought a $500 console and NOT realize that they could have just kept their PS4 the whole time (just because they feel like there's not enough PS5 only games).
Plus that idiot gamer is hustling backwards. Imagine this hypothetical idiot gamer doing this....
1. Spend $500 on a new next-gen console at launch.
2. Spend $70 on a new PS5 controller.
3. Buys a few PS5 only games (like Ratchet and Demon Souls) for a total of $140.
4. Gets mad that Horizon 2, GT7, and God of War: Ragnarok are being sold on the PS4 in 2022
5. Sells PS5 for $700 in January 2022
6. Buys a used PS4 for $250 in March 2022 and downgrades.
7. Watching Sony's VR event at the end of March 2022 and gets excited about PSVR2 that he knows will now come out in September 2022.
8. Watches E3 in June 2022 and sees a bunch of awesome PS5 games that will be coming out at the end of 2022 and in 2023.
9. In September 2022 he realizes that he actually shouldn't have sold the PS5 because the big cross gen games actually don't run that well on the PS4, but run flawlessly at 60 fps on the PS5.
10. Sells his PS4 in October 2022 for $150 and buys another PS5 for $500.
This^
How would 20 mil be possible when their internal production targets for spring were 16 million?
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PS5 sales could go beyond the original PlayStation's record of 22.6 million units sold in a year with help from female gamers and opportunity markets
Sony is targeting the original PlayStation console’s sales record of 22.6 million units sold in a single fiscal year with the PlayStation 5. The PS5 has already got off to a record start and with production reportedly ramping up over summer a record-beating financial year of 2022 could be on the...www.notebookcheck.net
Oh the place that's been saying a Switch Pro was coming for the last couple of years?Man what in the world is this ? The article I’m referencing is not only much more recent but was published by an actual reputable news outlet (Bloomberg).
Link here : https://t.co/JBE7ffZfSN
Oh the place that's been saying a Switch Pro was coming for the last couple of years?
Got it.
Wouldn't be more logical produce more PS4 pro?
is such a non story. 1 million PS4s for the entire world for a whole year is nothing. You might as well say they stopped making them.
I don't know. If someone buy a ps5 it's because want an upgrade over the PS4 hardware. Why supply more ps4 when clearly people ask for an hardware upgrade. Give them the PS4 PRO, it's better than nothing.I'm pretty sure its cheaper to produce the PS4 and they know the casual consumer doesn't really care at this point.
...uh, they're still making them. They'll probably make more too (if supply constraints continue).
If Gran Turismo 7 reportedly "became cross gen recently" (a little over a year out from release), what's really stopping Spiderman 2 (and whatever else that comes out in 2023) from "becoming" cross gen?
Hell, they didn't even tell us Miles Morales was cross gen until a blog post, 2 months from release (and 13 days before pre-orders went up).
Can't believe nothing from Sony/Jim anymore when it comes to this shit.
So for awhile I was 100% in the camp the Series S was going to hold back games this generation (Not anymore though) but my question is since Sony is now making more Ps4s doesn't that seem to mean Sony will be forcing cross gen games even longer now?
Kind of wishing now Sony would of had an entry level new gen console and move on to new gen games faster but maybe I am looking at this wrong.
I had mentioned in another thread right before Christmas my local WalMart had about 15 Series S in stock and last night a buddy sent me this pic but he doesn't know the origins of the pic so seems a lot of Series S stock out there
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Not so much of a concern was just asking for thoughtsMaking 1 million PS4s isn't going to factor into whether they extend the cross--gen period.
Don't get this concern. They didn't stop the production of PS1, PS2 or PS3 until well into their next-gens life cycle either. This gen was actaully the anomaly with how much they cut down on PS4 supply
There are 120 million PS4 systems in consumer homes. Increasing the production of PS4 by 1 more million to meet demand is not prolonging cross-gen. PS5 is being sold out as they produce them, discontinuing PS4 production will not increase the availability of 7nm fab, it just means more open 16nm fab for other stuff.So for awhile I was 100% in the camp the Series S was going to hold back games this generation (Not anymore though) but my question is since Sony is now making more Ps4s doesn't that seem to mean Sony will be forcing cross gen games even longer now?
Kind of wishing now Sony would of had an entry level new gen console and move on to new gen games faster but maybe I am looking at this wrong.
I had mentioned in another thread right before Christmas my local WalMart had about 15 Series S in stock and last night a buddy sent me this pic but he doesn't know the origins of the pic so seems a lot of Series S stock out there
You've only proven me right about your lack of understanding for your own language.
Isn't it one million MORE units than last year? So they are increasing production.Making 1 million PS4s isn't going to factor into whether they extend the cross--gen period.
Don't get this concern. They didn't stop the production of PS1, PS2 or PS3 until well into their next-gens life cycle either. This gen is actually the anomaly with how much they cut down on PS4 supply
Isn't it one million MORE units than last year? So they are increasing production.
And it's not just one million more units. Because the PS4 was so successful Sony is very hesitant to leave those owners behind, hence why we will continue to get cross gen games from Sony until at least the end of this year, and likely into next year. It is what it is.
Microsoft's underperforming Xbox One has made it much easier for them to transition (along with the decision to go day one on PC) and that is why going forward everything from Microsoft is current gen only.
Okay, that's fine. One million more units might not be significant, but the cumulative number is. And that is why we will continue to see cross gen games from Sony for a while. It is what it is.1 million units on the back of the piss poor numbers from last year isn't significant in the least when their plan is to sell 20+ million PS5s in the same period.
Whether they want to extend the cross-gen period because of their current install base of 120 million is a completely seperate argument to this. This production increase means absolutely nothing for cross-gen
The PS5 Pro, coming 2032At least one thing is clear, this gen is a complete anomaly compared to previous ones. All the circumstances are pointing to a longer or shorter generation of games ever.
As a PS5 owner, I feel like Sony conned me here.
So for awhile I was 100% in the camp the Series S was going to hold back games this generation (Not anymore though) but my question is since Sony is now making more Ps4s doesn't that seem to mean Sony will be forcing cross gen games even longer now?
There really isn't a "gen" this time around. It's either PS4 / Series S same-grade bollocks.
I feel extra FPS and tighter textures are all we are going to get for the next 5 years.
The meme material on this subject is Gold…. best in years![]()