This post is kind of weird because someone who owns a Playstation 4 Pro and is disappointed with it have most likely already accounted for the exclusives available, they may even already have had a PS4 before getting a Pro. It's a simple point and a good point to make, but it disregards the fact that if you have a Pro and are disappointed with it it probably is either because you don't care about the exclusives, or you simply wanted Sony to do a better job making a console. It's basically a non-point because it's targeting such a niche demographic.

Also Ni-oh and Bloodborne are really good looking exclusives. 

Personally I wish I had a PS4 Pro, because of the exclusive upgrades, but also because of the storage.

Yeah, I don't even know if anyone like that exists, but they should have known exactly what they were getting when they got their Pro, especially since the Scorpio was already known by the time of the Pro's release.

I don't understand how some people can honestly believe that power is the main reason for console sales, when historically, the most powerful consoles almost always sell the least. PS4 is actually kindof a fluke in that regard. I'm a Pro owner, and I don't feel the least bit discouraged. MS at E3 simply showed us that the XBO X has minimual advantages at best. I'm sorry to say this because it's gonna hurt a lot of feelings, but it's the truth; MS's internal studios have nothing on Sony's. Even with slightly more powerful hardware, Sony's exclusives will still be a league ahead. Sorry but it's the truth.

without the games, specs means nothing.

Remember the PS2 era, and its total complete domination over its competitions.

I don't think PS fans will feel that way at all. They really just care about the library of games.