Most PS5 players will not upgrade, and that suits Sony just fine – but the most dedicated gamers absolutely will.
Sony this week revealed the PlayStation 5 Pro, a more powerful version of its popular game console, which will hit stores this November at the nail-chewingly high price of $1200.
In a nine-minute presentation, Sony’s Mark Cerny said the company believed the standard PS5 delivered a high level of performance, but the Pro was designed to address the requests of the most demanding developers and players. It has an updated graphics processor that results in 45 per cent faster rendering, an advanced ray tracing pipeline for more realistic lighting and reflections that have less of an impact on performance, and support for Sony’s own AI upscaling solution.
Sony’s PlayStation 3 was a big ask, costing twice as much as its rival the Xbox 360 when it launched in 2007.
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