PortisheadBiscuit said:
I agree. I also think their strategy might differ based on region. Seems like PS4 could sell forever in Eurppe, and it's still strong in the U.S. especially since the pandemic. I don't see Sony putting much effort to keep PS4 alive in Japan, I think they want to move on stat lol. Hopefully we'll see a super slim, hopefully with a disc drive because the pre-owned market is palpable. |
Also the money on the rest of world may not be that high, and for an american 50USD difference may not be that considerable but considering exchange ratios and wages in other countries that cut may be significative in places like Brazil.
So let's say Sony manage to do PS4Slim for 149 USD versus 499 USD PS5.
For a place like brazil would mean PS4Slim for R$800-1000 (or 80%-100% minimum wage) versus PS5 for R$5000 (or 5 minimum wages) that is quite expressive.

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Azzanation: "PS5 wouldn't sold out at launch without scalpers."







