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Chrkeller said:
Kyuu said:

Because $1000 is too expensive for a mass market product. They can't possibly replicate PS5's success with that model. $1000 is an enthusiast device.

I hear you and see both sides.  But the ps6 cannot be weaker than the ps5, which costs money.  

I think all their games will be cross generation and the ps6 will be a ps5 pro pro.  I don't see any other solution until prices come down.

The ram in my computer was $130 three years ago, now it is $450.  My M2 storage was $250 and now is $550...  Sony is in a difficult position.  

The challenge is inevitable but there are ways to mitigate it, and prices might (hopefully) go down within 2 years.

PS5 Pro is intended to be sold to a small enthusiast playerbase at a profit. Whereas PS6, if it's anything like its predecessors, may be intended as a 80 million+ selling console, so they should be able to secure components at cheaper prices relative to their default value. They should also sell it at a loss or a minimal profit. Slashing storage capacity from 2TB on the Pro down to 1TB or lower should help reduce costs too.