Yeah.* But is it** the best selling*** console in America****?

Thanks!

Np, it really does sound like if you haven't already bought a PS4 then the Pro is definitely going to offer a generally smoother exp with most games, even at 1080p viewing, I mean just the thought of a machine hitting 60fps more often than it's lower speced brother would make me hand over the 100 extra euro at the time of purchase... but having already bought a launch model ps4 I'm happy to play my games on that for now.

Yeaa I am just thinking whether or not $125 extra is worth it. Since I live in Canada, I can get Uncharted 4 bundle with 500gb slim for $376 or I can get the Pro for $500. I already pre-ordered FFXV so I am just thinking which is the better buy.

Honestly I would just say make that extra splash out and go with the Pro, just think... a few months down the line you'll always be thinking... could you be enjoying your gaming that little bit more if you encounter a game running poorly on the original model, the extra shadows, foilage textures and such for the pro patched games do look really nice too, like I said all the benefits of the pro seem to directly impact 1080p users too, no need for a 4k tv to get the bonus graphical power.

Thats true and its why I am trying to see what the benefits of the pro version is. Cause I do still have a gaming PC so the only games I will be buying on the Pro are exclusives. If it had a 4k Bluray player, it would be a much easier pill to swallow cause my 4k TV does 4k Streaming already. I think instead of buying a Pro at launch, I will wait until FFXV reviews (as well as others) come out for the Pro and see how the difference is. If the difference is really good, then I will buy it but if it isn't, then eh. Since the games I have in mind to buy so far for ps4 is FFXV, Gravity Rush 2, Horizon, Persona 5 and FFVIIR. Really its just gonna be my jrpg machine loll. So we shall see.

Looking at the history of something like SE at least too in the past year or so it would be very likely to see FFXV finding its way onto your gaming PC at some point, since they have ported a massive amount (if not all) of the final fantasy franchise onto the PC it would be a strange move for them to hold away a game which would be a lot easier to port from the PS4/X1's X86 architechure, also would be true of the remake to FFVII down the line. Not the case of course with the sony exclusive stuff for now at least.

IT clearly is relevant considering many are in the market for a gaming console only,  not a gaming pc. 

Nice, I want one myself but I think I'll hold off until early next year (when I can afford a 4ktv)

Edit: But then again.... FFXV