the-pi-guy said:
>Sony has a presence at CES 2020 and Sony says "the future is coming" at CES 2020. Sony does a lot more than gaming. It's not Sony's fault that people were hyping it up to be their next gaming console. That's on the journalists. It made no sense because Sony didn't announce the PS2, PS3, PS4, PSV, PSP at CES, and there was no reason to think it was going to be different this time. It boggles my mind that anyone was expecting anything more than a logo. I've been betting for the past year and a half that Sony would probably have a conference next month specifically for the console. The PS4 was given a full two hour showing, with tech and games, and that was before E3 happened. There was no way in heck that they were going to show anything at CES about PS5, because CES is just as much about showing off their camera tech, and their TV tech as it is about their games system.
>Sony arrogance: They are wanting to transition to next gen in a big way. That's hardly arrogance. It's not anymore arrogant than MS.
And I'm sure MS will have a Series X2 around the same time. It's pretty much implied by the name. |
1. Sony was at CES and they were please to share the new PS5 Logo, you claim it was clear that Sony wouldn't show anything PS5 but you were wrong they were happy to show their new logo.
2. The current landscape and competition is completely different then it was with the PS4. The console competition isn't in shamble like it was for the PS4, Nintendo with a failed system in WiiU and Xbox underpowered overprice console combine with DRM marketing nightmare. Also, the introduction of cloud gaming might have a future impact on consoles sales. PS4 was a massive success but all the stars were aligned for perfect system launch.
Arrogance: exaggerating or disposed to exaggerate one's own worth or importance often by an overbearing manner an arrogant official.
PS5 will have a successful launch but I don't expect it to set the world a blaze like the statement from Jim Ryan. I don't think they are in the same landscape to
surpassed the success of the PS4. It's just arrogance the kind of arrogance they had with the PS3 and we all know what happen back then.
3. It really all depends on 4k 60FPS. Last generation we all wanted 1080p 60 fps from PS4 & Xbox One and we were sadly very disappointed. In the end the console are limited to the TV displaying the graphic. This generation the benchmark will be 4K 60FPS. As a console gamer, I have no interest in buying a new console every 2-3 years (especially if you own all three consoles).... even last gen refresh to PS4 Pro and Xbox one X failed to meet our expected benchmark.
There still a large percentage of console gamer that don't have a 4k TV.
