Review: With PlayStation 5 Pro, Sony creates attractive alternative to high-end gaming PC
A HEFTY PRICE TAG The improvements make the PS5 Pro sound like a winner until players check the price. At $699, the console costs $200 more than the original console at launch. The price puts it on par with budget gaming rigs, bringing up a value proposition and one big question: Who is the PS5 Pro for?
Sony’s working on it, or at least it got a lawyer to patent ... These are systems that could also be applied to PC ...
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Well, it could for single player gaming. Sony's patent says, "the user is able to enter the rewind mode from the live game ...
Very early, in fact: it'll be out on Steam and the Epic Games Store on January 30th. As with the 2022 port of Insomniac's first Spider-Man game, the PC specialists at Sony support studio Nixxes ...
The PlayStation 5 Pro is out November 7 and with just a few days to go ahead of the new console’s launch, we finally have ...
The PS5 Pro might actually be a decent purchase for players, but Sony's marketing for the console has been atrocious.
Sony seems intent on bringing over Save/Load State functionality from emulation to mainstream console gaming, according to a new patent.
It’s entirely possible that the PlayStation 5 Pro will be better able to run games like Elden Ring later, but if you want to look at things that way, you can decide to pass on the PlayStation 5 Pro ...
Just as 27-inch 1440p OLED gaming monitors are catching on with more PC gamers thanks to a steady reduction in price, Sony is ...
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