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Both PS and XBOX are releasing new consoles in the fall. I am not buying a console for a single game only for the console to get outdated in a year. This should be illegal.
@Doskius wrote:Both PS and XBOX are releasing new consoles in the fall. I am not buying a console for a single game only for the console to get outdated in a year. This should be illegal.
Neither Sony or Microsoft are releasing new consoles this fall. Are you speaking of the theoretical PS5Pro? Which is a half-step jump just like the PS4Pro.
That said, I've been a preferred-PC gamer for 25 years (although having owned most of the mainstream consoles since the NES), and would prefer to play this on my PC which has far more power than a PS5 or XBSX.
I don't really appreciate you diminishing my point with nonsense, but in case you aren't trolling, XBOX is releasing an all digital model this fall and the ps5 pro is likely releasing within the year (rumors of the ps5 pro are more concrete than the all digital xbox series x which they got right). This is total negligence by EA.
@Doskius wrote:I don't really appreciate you diminishing my point with nonsense, but in case you aren't trolling, XBOX is releasing an all digital model this fall and the ps5 pro is likely releasing within the year (rumors of the ps5 pro are more concrete than the all digital xbox series x which they got right). This is total negligence by EA.
Neither of those is a next-generation consoles, they are still the same generation that we are currently in. A next-generation console would be a PlayStation6 or Xbox [some stupid name] S/X. An all-digital Series X is just removing the disc drive feature of a current generation console [which makes it just a slightly more powerful series s].
The same way that the PS4-Pro was not a whole new generation console, it was an incremental upgrade over the existing PS4 at the time, but all games that released for the PS4 were also compatible with the PS4Pro, and no games were limited the other direction [to only work on a Pro, although some, for sure, worked better on it]
