| Plerpy_ said: I don't see how anyone could be against the NEO. It literally doesn't effect anyone who already owns a PS4. Literally. Literally. Literally. It doesn't. I wonder if people would have an easier time accepting it if they said "As usual here's a PS4 slim but it runs games a bit better than the fat PS4." |
ppl just love to fear the worst case, which here would be that the PS4 versions don't get much care and run poorly - I think devs/pubs would need to be extraordinarily stupid to neglect the user base of the original PS4 and games with gameplay affecting performance issues will be rare
| Soriku said: Literally? Really? Who exactly wants inferior versions of games? |
looks like every console gamer has been fine with that for the last 20 years
btw, the PS4 games themselves (which you usually spend much more money on than on hw) aren't inferior versions (unlike e.g. PS3 versions of x-gen games), they are able to run in Neo mode (when supported) once their owner decides to pick up the new console version
| Cloudman said: That would be odd... If that ended up being the case with a PS4K, what would be the point of making it then? |
higher margins now and higher potential for cost reduction of key components (the APU) offering higher margins in the future when sales price inevitably needs to be reduced
