| Soundwave said: Every system is a "media player" these days. |
Wow..... very interesting way of thinking right there.
| S.T.A.G.E. said: Something smells fishy to me about this. Sony did not just mean for this to just be a simple upgrade. Sony stated the console was supposed to stop potential PC gamers from jumping ship and going to PC. That is a failure if the console cannot aspire to hit at least 1080p 60fps. I truly am starting to believe this console was supposed to be for enthusiasts who want to get into VR rather than PC and give a baseline experience that the original PS4 could not offer with a non-native 4 simulated experience. Sony backtracked and said not everyone was ready for 4k when asked about the console and said HDR is the primary focus. They are runnig around in circles and its confusing. |
I think you are confusing yourself. Cause everything you just said (with exception to the 1080p@60fps) is true but you said them as if they all can't coexist together.
With the upclock from 1.5Ghz on the CPU and with the GPU upgrade, the PS4pro can and should be able to run games at 1080p@60fps.
A consoles biggest advantage is that it offers are great price to performance value proposition. This holds true accross varying price points. The issue though is that the people willing to buy your console when it cost $350-$399 (the enthusiasts) are very different from those buying at $199-$250. Being that the enthusiasts buy more games. However around halfway through a consoles life it becomes possible for those $350-$400 consumer to find hardware in the $400-$500/$600 ball part that will run circles around the console. And they will gravitate to that. Hence the PS4pro would help prevent that by presenting a $399 box that is again better and more powerful than any PC at the exact same price point. That's what Sony means by "targeting" PCs.
Now all this doesn't also mean HDR isnt very important. It's the obvious thing that the average consumer with a 4K HDR tv will see and appreciate before eveen looking at resolution.








