Soundwave said:
It's not a "meltdown" if a "Pro" model that's hyped as a 4K machine could actually display real 4K content. The upscaling tech sounds nice here but the games apparently are not running at native 4K (and since MS never got any breaks for running games at 900p instead of 1080p, don't see why Sony should be given a pass now), nor can it run movies at native 4K either, something the older XBox One S can do. It's not crazy to want actual real 4K content, half the event today was basically an infomercial telling you to go buy a 4KTV ... well ok Sony, now give me some real 4K content. |
Lol you really going to compare this to thr xb1 vs PS4. In case you forgot the xb1 launched much dearer than the ps4 with worse performance. That justified the backlash.
The ps4 pro will launch much cheaper then the scorpio and will be rightly weaker. As expected and nothing wrong there.
You mention hyped. Well I'm sorry but we should all know by now not to fall for the hype. Sony have launched a $400 machine that does 4k as best a machine that cheap can do. It's focused on gaming, not UHD movies which are a very niche part of the movie market. I'm glad Sony didn't support it. It would be an added cost the vast majority of us, including myself would use.
