I think that's the thing.That's what it's going to have to cost if you want an appreciable upgrade from the Pro. Unless Sony is willing to lose considerable money on every sale.
$1k for an upgraded PS2 that just does PS2 and PS1 perfectly with wired DualSense.If I can plug in my original controllers, I'm in.
I want to use all the OG custom controllers.
Beatmania IIDX controller, NegCon, Pop'nMusic pad, DDR mats, Shinkansen controller, the works.
Not with PC prices continuing upwards.No, an upfront $1000 charge is putting consoles in the range of a PC that could just emulate all of those Playstation games, with so far better visual/performance results than Sony's efforts so far.
What I'd rather have is a PS6 priced fairly, and then have this backwards compatibility done through an external add-on or attachment (like the PS5 disc-tray).
I'd also want resolution upscaling out of the box for every game, 60fps for most games (some tie frame-rate to game logic), and the ability to add texture packs since AI tools upscale old PS1-PS2 era visuals quite nicely.
That's the thing, a $1,000 console 2-3 years from now isn't a few hundred dollars away from a comparable PC.Not with PC prices continuing upwards.
Not with PC prices continuing upwards.
Well if they develop a Portal 2, and if the patent is anything to go by, with total backwards compatibility and AI upscaling for older titles, it'd basically be a portable PS3/2/1 Pro.I'd pay $1000 for a portable PS3 Pro with a propietary GPU as sophisticated as the CELL, an unified memory pool, faster storage and full backwards compatibility with PS1 and PS2.
Yeah, I think $1,000 for a console that not only plays current gen games, but also makes 30+ years of retro gaming accessible, and provides the experience of quality upscaling on par with a decent remaster is well worth the price.30+ years of games playable on one system. It would be a boon to retro game outlets, too.
Funny thing is the little plastic legs are more stable than the stand is.The Pro is currently $700 without a drive or a cheap ass stand
I was surprised at how sturdy those little legs were when I got the pro.Funny thing is the little plastic legs are more stable than the stand is.
That's the thing.Alright, clearly someone needs to make a poll for how much everyone expects the next gen Playstation to cost. If they're balking at $1k for a dream system scenario, they're in for a world of hurt when the real price comes out.
Depends on the specs and performance. You can build a pc that will run cyberpunk at 1080p for sub $500.By the time the PS6 comes out you're not going to get a "decent" PC for $1000.