Published by Limited Rare ... Anniversary Edition PS4 console, which comes in the same color as the original PlayStation, can fetch almost £1,300. The Persona 5 Royal PS4 Pro, released only ...

Previous console wars tended to usher in a resolution revolution, but as the leap to 4K and HDR was already taken care of by the mid-generation Xbox One X and PS4 Pro, that wasn ... 5 (disc edition) ...

Three years later, the PS4 Pro was released and cost… $399 USD. And while today $500 consoles are becoming normalized, the PS5 Pro’s $700 asking price is still head-spinning. In fact ...

Up until now, Sony's managed to avoid dislike doom with its console reveals ... has a ridiculous 43 million views, but only 69,000 dislikes. Meanwhile, the PS4 Pro reveal — arguably a ...

shortly lowered to $500 for base model PS4 Launch Price (with disc drive) (2013) - $400 PS4 Pro Launch Price (2016) – $400 PS5 Launch Price (2020) - $400 digital, no disc drive, $500 with disc ...

"Other enhancements include PS5 Pro Game Boost, which can apply to more than 8,500 backward compatible PS4 games playable on PS5 Pro. This feature may stabilize or improve the performance of supported ...

Sony's new PS5 Pro will launch this November ... way to add an optical drive to your console. It lets you play physical PS5 games as well as supported PS4 titles on Blu-ray Disc.

The PS4 Pro launched at $400, when the PS4 was $300. This time around, the price gap between the consoles is bigger, as the PS5 goes for $500 and the PS5 Pro will sell for $700. You can see how ...

The best gaming console space just received a jolt as Sony revealed the PS5 Pro, adding another console into the mix. It boasts a larger GPU, AI-driven upscaling as well as improved ray tracing ...

I'd prefer to play on the PS5 Pro. With a non-Pro PS5 available for $500 ... console upgrades have also been big draws for newcomers to PlayStation. A significant percentage of PS4 Pro buyers ...

Image: Nintendo Life. Recently, we asked you if $499 would be too much to pay for a 'Switch 2'. 20% of respondees said 'nope' ...