twintail said:
This sounds more like a you issue than anything else. People can already tell the difference between the existing fidelity and performance modes, and at its most basic use the PRO merges these 2 together. If you can't tell the difference, then that's fine. it just means that the upgrades from PSSR aren't for you. But they will be for many users who want the best performance from games they own on PS5. PS4 Pro even attracted new users into the PS4 ecosystem, so Sony expects this to happen with the PS5 Pro. But the most important thing about the Pro is being able to work with newer tech without having to wait an entire gen to do so. Sony can release PSSR 1.0 now, and then have PSSR 2.0 or 3.0 or whatever ready for the PS6 launch because they would've had tangible real-life data to help train and update the feature set. The increased price would also include things like the 2tb SSD and the addition of wifi 7, making the device future proof even after the PS6 launches. PSSR will continue to improve over time so even crossgen PS5/ PS6 games will see potentially noticeable gains in on the PS5 Pro. It's ultimately just a high-end version of a PS5. Get a slim if you don't want to fork out the additional cash for the Pro. |
Jesus I can't and I have 20/20 vision and have really directed it. Try it. Stand at a distance from your TV, one that is comfortable and try to see the difference in detail, you'll be surprised how close you have to get. There's a slight pop to things sure but detail isn't lost going performance. Watching YouTube comparisons on your phone is more accurate even with the loss from compression and the bit rate because you're closer to the screen.
