(Nov 1st, 2024, 02:13 PM)queenzelda Wrote: I don't see why anyone would want those PS5 Plates anyway? It just seems like a lot of work to make it another color it isn't & more money to add to the cost of making it look that way impo. So, I just skipped. But eh, everyone else has to have their ascetics, I guess. 🤷♀️
Eh, I would rather have the ability to swap plates out to change the look of my console than have to buy a whole new system for a different colour like how it's been for any gaming system before now. That's something I appreciate with the Switch too because although you can't change the look of the dock and console, you can at least put on different Joy-Cons to change the look of it somewhat (although I do wish the colors that are for special edition versions would eventually get released separately such as the AC:NH Joy-Cons).
I've been seeing reviews coming out today for the PS5 Pro and it seems the general consensus is that although it is an improvement on the PS5, it doesn't really have enough going for it unless you're an enthusiast, which is what I think a lot of people expected from it when it was first announced. PS4 Pro was at least worth looking into if you already had a PS4, but none of the reviews I've seen are giving a similar sentiment for the PS5 Pro. Arstechnica put it pretty well I think:
arstechnica Wrote:If you already have a PS5, that $700 could instead go toward the purchase of 10 full, big-budget games at launch pricing or even more intriguing indie releases. That money could also go toward more than four years of PlayStation Plus Premium and access to its library of hundreds of streaming and downloadable modern and classic PlayStation titles PS5 titles. Both strike me as a better use of a limited gaming budget than the slight visual upgrade you'd get from a PS5 Pro.