Yes. Just ordered one. It's on the blogDoes anyone know if the external the drive that’s currently on sale for the PS5 Slim is the correct one for the PS5 pro?
Yes. Just ordered one. It's on the blogDoes anyone know if the external the drive that’s currently on sale for the PS5 Slim is the correct one for the PS5 pro?
Has it been officially confirmed that the ps5 Pro is compatible with the existing optical disc drive?Yes. Just ordered one. It's on the blog
You can get a 4070 Super for £519 and it would probably be more powerful than the GPU in the PS5 Pro.
YesHas it been officially confirmed that the ps5 Pro is compatible with the existing optical disc drive?
PS game sales were 70% digital last year and trending higher this year. I don't think the lack of a disc drive is really a blocker.
Be interesting to see if it helps out the PSVR2 much or if devs bother to update etc.
It's been a rough gen man, gaming just feels more expensive than ever with less choice in big title games than ever before.
The ability to sell disc versions of games is a big plus point to consoles. If you can't do that, it just makes a PC more attractive.
Yes the way digital is increasing it won’t matter to most that there is no drive. I can afford this as I am lucky that my wife and I have disposable income but at £700 I feel that is too high for, well we don’t know yet how that will translate to performance of what’s already out there nor what is to come. Happy with my PS5 until something can convince me that the PRO model is such a big upgrade that I have to have it. We will have to see but I’m not going to buy it at that price just for the sake of the thing.PS game sales were 70% digital last year and trending higher this year. I don't think the lack of a disc drive is really a blocker.
And they'll likely still struggle with this Pro model, because games like Space Marine 2 are CPU bound, and other titles like Jedi Survivor and Outlaws are just poorly optimised.I will get one day 1, it's probably £100 more than I expected but still worth it imo. Ultimately the Pro models account for what 10% of the sales, maybe 20% and I can still see them hitting that with this.
For me there have been a lot of games this year which really struggle on PS5 which I hope will be resolved on Pro. Jedi Survivor, Alan Wake 2, Wukong, Outlaws, Space Marine 2 etc. etc.
I still think we'll get a state of play before TGS, or a LOT of Sony content at TGS. They need to let the price digest for a week then come back with some more reasons to consider it.
You might be right for SM2 framerate, but feels like the others can improve image quality a lot with a resolution bump and finally moving away from the frankly dreadful FSR. UE5 just seems to kill the PS5, woeful image quality so far.And they'll likely still struggle with this Pro model, because games like Space Marine 2 are CPU bound, and other titles like Jedi Survivor and Outlaws are just poorly optimised.
Agreed, and/or Switch 2 when it arrives.It certainly make the next Steam Deck really attractive.
Depends on how you analyze that data - the 70% digital sales comes from MTX and live service games eg. Fortnite. For gamers who like the Sony 1st party cinematic action games, physical sales are higher than digital sales.PS game sales were 70% digital last year and trending higher this year. I don't think the lack of a disc drive is really a blocker.
And they'll likely still struggle with this Pro model, because games like Space Marine 2 are CPU bound, and other titles like Jedi Survivor and Outlaws are just poorly optimised.
edit. Oh, and as for games. We already know there won't be any 1st party titles before April 2025. The Venom DLC / Spider-man expansion is probably the next "big" thing in late 2025 - and that's being developed with base PS5 in mind.