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Sony should release the Playstation 5...

...Before Scarlett 4 11.76%
 
...Along with Scarlett 27 79.41%
 
...After the Scarlett 3 8.82%
 
Total:34

Within a week or two of the Scarlett. I doubt it would come out the same week.
If it has to come out earlier, September or October. But releasing in November seems to be the most predictable time frame.



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It'll probably be similar to this gens launch. The PS5 will launch a week before Scarlett.



Sony could release the PS5 with no first party games and it'd still do well at this point.
Microsoft ethier needs to do something drastic or just sick with doing ok. Although they may just be playing a longer game with this subscription stuff, especially with Apple in on the game now.



sethnintendo said:
Can someone fire the person in charge of code names at Microsoft. We had Durango (fucking SUV) last gen now Scarlett. Nintendo with dolphin did a better job and dolphin is a stupid name.

Beyond stupid. Also, remember starcube?

@OP

It's PlayStation. Sony can launch whenever they want and still be successful. "People will get two jobs in order to pay for a PS3."



All of the above. Just so they have all bases covered.



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