Something is coming.
Never mind that the advert says PS4.
It depends where you live. Low income gamers go for 6mbits dsl with very low data caps for 9.99 (if available), then it gets much more expensive per month if one game is bigger than the entire month cap. Some places also have no broadband competition and charge ridiculous amounts. Families also share that data cap.Which you need anyways if you want patched games.
My point is that services are a recurring costs for as long as you want to play the games, it's only a good value if you intend to play many different games. It gets harder to justify services like psnow or gamepass for people who just want to play super smash brothers and mario karts with friends, or any local MP sports games, or single player games that are easy to borrow and finished quickly. They buy last year edition of sports games for almost nothing and don't have to pay anything monthly just to continue play.
I love it. It brings up memories from ads from the PS1 and 2 era with a modern twist.That was creepy as hell......
Come on Sony while we're still young."It's very difficult to really discuss this timing-wise," continued Totoki, "but as of today, we will provide the guidance at a time period which is comparable to the past. So we will not change the time schedule."
While he's speaking in heavy legalese, Totoki appears to be suggesting that PS5 reveal timeline will follow the same beats as that of the PS4's debut, which - if taken at face value - still leaves a chance for that rumoured PS5 February reveal event to take place, even if it's just in the form of a State of Play livestream.
So..February could still be possible.
https://www.gamesradar.com/ps5-reveal-timeline-is-comparable-to-the-past-says-sony/
Come on Sony while we're still young.
PS4 still has two AAA games left this year, maybe they don't want to steal that thunder just yet.
Last time they had The Last of Us in June 2013 and the show the PS4 sooner. They just choose to do things differently.
Thing is, last of us wasn't going to be available on PS4 at launch as BC wasn't a thing like it will be now. I already own a PS4, but if i wouldnt, and want to play ghost of tsushima, i most likely would wait those extra few months and invest in a PS5, instead of buying a PS4 when the game releases. No idea how many that think like this, but maybe adopters that have not got a PS4 yet might consider some extra wait, as we are close to the 9th gen now. That is, if PS5 is fully BC with PS4 games at no extra cost etc.
I prefer wait PS5
Thing is, last of us wasn't going to be available on PS4 at launch as BC wasn't a thing like it will be now.
The people not having a PS4, they aren't early adopters.
MS senses this and won't announce the price of XBSX ahead of launch. When it does arrive, Sony have to scramble around to launch their console...I'm kinda thinking now that they won't announce anything until after Microsoft reveals the price of XSX. Which could mean not until after E3....