MortienGerrux said:
Well most people don't even buy 1080P TV's these days, there is no point in it when they are the same price as 4K. |
Well, you're wrong. Most 1080p TVs today cost between $250 and $750. Meanwhile most 4K Tvs are between $750 and $2000. For example, Best buy has a Sharp 43" 1080p TV for $299. The near identical Sharp 4K model is $599. So they really aren't the same price.
But ignoring that there was only 28 million 4K TVs sold in the entire world last year! Only 5-10% of North American Households have a 4K TVs (it's supposed to be 10% by the end of this year). The ownership is almost half that in the rest of the world. So you're making a console for less than 90% of TV owners, a large percentage of which have zero interest in a PS4, another percentage of which already have a PS4 and has no interest in "upgrading".
Seems like an awfully small audience to be making a console for does it not?
This whole concept is complete nonsense for every single rational way you look at it.
