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Slownenberg on 22 September 2022
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deerox said:
Panicradio said:

I thought alot about it, too. My bet is 132m.

I suspect the PS5 to have longer legs in terms of 'quality software' output than PS4 did. I suspect the raw leap in hardware power to be the reason for longer support of critical acclaimed games, SSD-written engines being the motor for that.

I suspect PSVR2 will also have a bigger impact on hardware sales than PSVR1 did.

I really suspect the PS5 being able to climb behind 125m, summitting at +-130m.

How long are you expecting? It must have very long legs to outdo it's predecessor considering that most AAA games are still being released on the PS4 even though the system is nine years old.

Yeah like, almost two years in, what big games are even on the PS5 that aren't on the PS4 and aren't just remakes of 5/10/15 year old games, or ports from one or two generations ago that are getting released for like the third time?

I know stock limitations have hurt PS5, but the exclusive software available just seems very lackluster. I can't even think of a single exclusive PS5 game I've heard of yet that would make someone think "I gotta get that system".

PS5 buyers are probably just PS4 upgraders, but some of those people are going to be choosing XBSeries instead, or Switch or Switch 2 instead. No way I see PS5 selling as much as PS4. And with Microsoft buying up companies, the Playstation brand dying in Japan, and Nintendo just dominating the market, I don't see PS5 finding any breakout success. Of course by this I still mean it'll sell like 100m because it's Playstation and they pretty much have a built-in 100m user base, but yeah don't think it'll get much higher than that.