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BraLoD said:
Farsala said:

I skip many consoles, since I mostly use my PC. Upgraded PCs are never skipped.

All handhelds are skipped.

I haven't skipped PS main consoles, but when my PS3 broke, I didn't buy another. PS6 being more than $600 will probably get a pass from me too.

Unless things get a lot better until late 2028 (launch windown IMO) the PS6 is very likely going to ve over $600, the PS5 costs $650 right now.

Even with Sony being ok with taking a decent hit to sell PS6s early on, $700 is our best hope right now. I do believe things will be better by late 2028, so at least there is still some hope in me that $600 is possible by then.

You are most optimistic than I am.  I hope to be wrong, and very well could, but I would be stunned if the ps6 isn't $800.  

The ps5 is roughly a 6700xt, the ps6 needs to be targeting a 7800xt to have a large leap?  I mean that is a $600+ GPU straight up.  I think anything less than 32 gb of ram is a terrible idea, so add another $400..  still need a PSU, CPU, MB, case, storage, etc.  I get Sony will get better pricing, but I don't see how they could possibly stay anywhere near $600.  



rtx 4090, 32 gb ram, i7-13700k

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