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  • I'm pretty sure that would run you about the same as the external component, so there's no benefit to going with a third-party accessory

  • Better than a PS5 Pro? Bruh 😂

  • No, it will always be more expensive to do streaming unless you run everything on crappy hardware

  • Because Sony knows it won't sell if it isn't $600 or less. They've learned from experience.

  • Unfortunately I like a couple of sports titles

  • I hate that that's even a possibility lol

  • Funny how that didn't matter until he said something positive about Trump's chances at winning the election 😂

  • It's not, but it's the most reasonable purchase.

  • The problem is the reason those people don't get into PC gaming is because they don't wanna spend $700 on a gaming machine.

  • They'd give it a 2 hour battery 😂

  • IDK, something like this will probably be MOD. There'll be minimal waste here.

  • I REALLY want Sony to release a handheld that can run PS1, PS2 and PS3 games 🥺

  • Donuts? Nah he's on that Mickey D's diet

  • $700 is actually probably a fair price for a PS5. You can't really build an equivalent PC for less than that. $900 to $1,200 would probably be close to how much manufacturing the PS5 Pro costs.

    But PSN subsidizes these costs, which is why these systems can be this "affordable".

  • There's little incentive to not go with a gaming PC instead, or to not just wait for the PS6 since I'm sure it will be cheaper

  • Nah, they won't do streaming cuz it's too expensive.

  • And something that can run PS3, PS2 and PS1 games!

    I'm sorely disappointed that none of that fancy AI-powered Sony upscaling can be put to use to any of those old games.

  • IDK. Between the price tag and lack of the disc drive IDK how many people are gonna buy this thing. It's probably just for people who HAVE to have the highest graphics, to keep them from getting a gaming PC until the PS6 is ready for them.

  • I've seen videos of both. For the record, I hate seeing the beatings, but campuses aren't playgrounds for wannabe political activists. If they don't want people staging protests on their property, even if it's a public institution, they have a right to have those people removed.

    Perhaps there are smaller and more innocuous protests that you're witnessing, but the large ones are pretty disruptive, which is part of the reason why they made the news.