Gamestop’s listing for the PlayStation 4 Pro is titled “PlayStation 4 Pro 1TB System” with a sticker price of $399, but hey, shipping’s free. The console has generated some buzz, both positive and negative for a number of reasons. This makes the PlayStation 4 Pro flawless for gamers, less so for those who also want the highest-quality home theater experience possible. The PlayStation 4 will live on for years and continue receiving great games, regardless of the Pro and how well it does, and there’s plenty of awesome gaming ahead for the console. So let’s get started.
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What can the PS4 Pro do?
It’s an open world environment, so we have a lot of scenes where you’re going in dark interiors and then bright exteriors.
Together, Sony hopes that the two consoles will allow it to keep interest from hardcore and more casual gamers. Instead of being outright called the “slim” version, the slimmer PS4 will serve to replace the original console and will be called PS4.
Overnight Sony announced 2 new editions of the PlayStation 4.
The PS4 Pro may be a powerful machine, but it will have its limitations, most notably the inability to play 4K Blu-Rays.
The Elder Scrolls Online will run at a native 4K resolution on PS4 Pro, Bethesda has announced. The PS4 Pro, on the other hand, will launch in the U.S. on November 10 and will have an RRP of US$399. Numerous 2016 4K Televisions on sale on Amazon support HDR.
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The PS4 Pro is coming November 10th and will retail for A$559.95. If you are looking to pre-order the PlayStation Pro, then go to either Amazon or Gamestop and drop down your hard earned cash and there you go.
