PS5 Pro’s Sales Signal It Might Finally Be The Time for Sony to Rethink Their Cash-Grabbing Strategy

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PS5 Pro’s Sales Signal It Might Finally Be The Time for Sony to Rethink Their Cash-Grabbing Strategy

The PS5 Pro has been finally revealed after months of rumors, leaks, and speculations. The gaming community anticipated that this ****** of a gaming console would be much more expensive than the base model of the PlayStation 5, but not to the extent where it is priced at 700 dollars without a disc drive and a vertical stand that can be purchased separately. Most people expect ********* gamers to try to secure a pre-order before stocks run low; however, the Pro console does not move units as fast as Sony would have wanted.

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The PlayStation 5 Pro is still far from being scarce, unlike the base model on launch day. Image Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment

Perhaps not everyone is interested in investing in another PlayStation 5 that can do everything a base model or Slim version can do but better. The steep price tag could have been a major factor for the slow sales around the ******* States and the ******* Kingdom; nevertheless, this premium device will likely be sought once units hit store shelves.

The PS5 Pro Is Not Selling as Fast as Sony Would Have Wanted

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The PS5 Pro could have had a better reception during the reveal with a much lower and affordable price tag. Image Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment

Perhaps the gaming community is more interested in the 30th Anniversary PlayStation 5 collection than the vanilla PS5 Pro that will arrive next month. The pre-order phase for the 30th Anniversary collection was insane, especially for ********* fans who wanted to secure one, only to be beaten by some scalper who intended to resell the collection for more than what they paid through sites like

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. The PS5 Pro is everything a base and slim PlayStation 5 and then some, with new features and upgrades exclusive to the console, it is a good upgrade for those with a day one version or upgrading from an older console like the PS4.

Some

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in the wind once it is officially shipped to storefronts. Perhaps not everyone is convinced of the improvements shared during the initial reveal where Mark Cerny, the lead system architect for the PS4 and PS5 showcased a new gaming mode that fuses the benefits of fidelity with better resolution quality and the smooth frame rates of graphics mode through The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered. It may not have been the best choice, especially since some changes and improvements are quite minuscule and fans could not spot a massive difference.

Perhaps Sony has ridden on the Pro moniker for too long and should think of new ways to convince the gaming community to ***** another 700 dollars to buy the same console with more features. The lack of a disc drive and vertical stand for that price point was a massive letdown for some, considering the base model was shipped with a quality stand, allowing players to set their consoles on either vertical or horizontal mode depending on their entertainment system setup. The PS5 Pro is more of a gimmick or a better upgrade path for players who have yet to transition from the previous generation.

Different leaks and reports have been coming in about the Pro model for the past few months, and it seems like Cerny has answered the pleas of game developers demanding more horsepower to make more detailed worlds. The specs of the PS5 Pro are said to feature cutting-edge technology for a much more premium gaming experience that is not even available in the market for the PC platform.

The Gaming Community Might Skip the PS5 Pro and Wait for the PlayStation 6

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The regular and slim PlayStation 5 models work just as fine and fans might be interested in saving money. Image Credit: Sony Interactive Entertainment

Earlier reports also suggest that Jim Ryan had already signed on with AMD to develop the newest chip for the next-generation console. Technology is evolving, and Ryan wanted the best in the business to help keep the PlayStation platform afloat. While the PS5 Pro is about to launch, alongside the 30th anniversary collection, some fans might have decided to wait instead.

There is no shame in purchasing a device one already owns; however, some fans are beginning to wonder whether it is a worthy investment or a wise purchase. It is great to have the best console in the market, but it is worth noting that these consoles typically get replaced after a few years with something ******* and better. The PlayStation 5 is already halfway through its life cycle, and with talks of a new PlayStation on the horizon, there is little reason to buy a PS5 Pro, especially with a cheaper option in the market that can get by.

Gaming is becoming a much more lucrative and expensive hobby and is hard to keep up. Most gaming companies want to offer the best experience imaginable, and Cerny did everything he could for the Pro model of an already outstanding PlayStation. Specs can make a huge difference and will greatly factor into pricing and some fans are more interested in playing a game than ogle at visuals and graphics.

Sony Interactive Entertainment announced the PS5 Pro after the gaming community anticipated its existence and inadvertently leaked the design during the 30th Anniversary celebration. While the improvements are tempting and a handful of games will benefit greatly, not everyone is immediately convinced it is worth the premium price tag.

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