As a to-be first time PS4 owner, the PS4 Pro is a no brainer. And I just might pick up a 4k HDR TV in a couple of years.

it's up to developers to use the extra horse power. For current games, developers only need to send out a patch update for the game.

I am expecting better aa, af and smooth gameplay even on demanding scenes. Few devs will take advantage. If that means even 20odd games I buy will look better. It is worth the upgrade. But I will wait for list to see some older games improvements and newer games as well

Did Shadow of mordor have better textures ?

There's not much incentive to upgrade from a PS4 to a PS4 P if a 4K HDTV isn't in the immediate future or already in the home, but if a consumer is in the market for a PS4, the only allure of the PS4 S is $100 savings, and even that's a bit of an * seeing as Sony is keeping the 500 GB HDD standard on the $299 SKU.

But the market accommodates a range of consumers. If you play less, don't install a lot of games at once, and want a PS4 at the lowest price, $299 it is.

$100 for the HDD upgrade and the significant hardware update makes the PS4 P a better deal at $399.

Lol those Microsoft astroturfers... can't get a rest, can they?

Just about the last item on the list that will NOT show improvement is the IQ. That's pretty obvious as it would render multiplayer games unplayable, and multiplayer is the thing to have nowadays.

It's all up to the developer in the end.

With that said, Super Sampling is amazing, any high-end PC gamer can tell you that. ;)

moved

People playing multiplayer games on PC don't render the game all at the same resolution. Don't see it being such a game breaking problem there. ¬_¬

IQ =/= resolution

I could walk into the local MMs and buy the Fifa 17 bundle for $249 (that includes taxes and store margin....)