| Norion said: Due to the success of the Series S I think it's likely they will but I hope they don't so their first party games have better minimum hardware. And I disagree about there not being a PS5 Pro since the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X were both successful and if one of them does it the other has to unless they're ok with being at a big disadvantage power wise throughout the 2nd half of the generation and I don't think Sony would be fine with that. |
I hope mid-gen refreshes don't happen for another reason. The Series S showed how moving to a new architecture could get more performance than the One X overall, but also smaller and cheaper. "Pro" consoles extend a generation, but I'd argue that doesn't benefit consumers. Moving to a better architecture, with backward compatibility, is what benefits consumers IMO.
But it sure would be interesting if Sony extends the generation with a PS5 Pro, while Microsoft ends the generation and begins a new one on a better architecture (with back-compat). Now *THOSE* comparisons would keep Digital Foundry busy! :)
