Agreed, but like I said, it's like upgrading your PC. You upgrade it and Windows etc is all the same, just everything is better when you play the games.Deckard wrote:I think its an odd thing to launch without a system selling game - I find it hard to imagine that Nintendo would ever do that. Running older games at a slightly better rez or frame rate doesnt make me think lets spend 400 quid plus...
Both those designs are ugly stick bad too....I know I am sounding negative but I am sure shortly there will be something to pull me over - Could already be here with Last Guardian at 60 FPS actually
The Last Guardian on PlayStation 5 runs at 60fps - but only if you have the disc.
And spending £450 to upgrade your PC wouldn't get you anywhere near what you get in a One X so there will be people keen on the move (See MattyP above!).
Also I don't think MS care too much if you buy a new console (the profit margin must be slim to none on them). They're placing their bets on the future being subscription-based. They want you to buy Game Pass and play on any system either an Xbox or steaming.
Not sure there is anything killer for the PS5 on day one that you can't get on the PS4, although Spiderman with raytracing looks lovely (but you have to drop to 30fps mode to have it).
Except for Astro, which does look LOVELY and very clever. Not surprising when you think the VR Astro game is one of the best out there. I'm sure visually a PS4 pro wouldn't be far off on that type of game, but having seen what it does with the Dual Sense controller takes it to another height. But also makes me think it will be wasted on developers. especially if a game is cross-platform.
Shame the PS5 is going away until Xmas as I'm quite excited by this one.


