The PlayStation 4 Pro is no longer available in Sony’s US store and should no longer be stocked. Sony is finally retiring its Last-Gen.
The PlayStation 4 Pro is no longer available in Sony’s US store and should not be topped up for the time being. Sony finally heralds the end of the PS4 console generation and clears the field for the PlayStation 5 – if it is available.
Since the PS4 Pro currently costs as much as the PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, the production stop by Sony was to be expected. The relatively expensive last-gen console would otherwise stand in the way of further sales of the PS5. As soon as the next-gen is available for a wider mass, the PlayStation 4 Pro no longer fills a gap in the sales portfolio. The basic version of the PS4 continues to serve as an inexpensive entry-level model and alternative to the more expensive next-gen consoles.
It is already known that Sony wants to support the PlayStation 4 by 2023 and that cross-gen titles should also come by this time. Sony has not yet commented on the production stop, you will only find the note “There are currently no plans to stock up on this device” in the shop.
Microsoft recently took the same route and stopped manufacturing the Xbox One X and Xbox One S All Digital. The market for the Xbox Series S would currently attract more buyers, according to Microsoft. What applies to the PS4 remains for the
Both Microsoft and Sony are trying to attract players to the next-gen with promotions such as visually appealing versions of last-gen titles. When both manufacturers get the current delivery bottlenecks under control is of course a different matter.
On the PlayStation 4 there are various highlights in every genre. These 25 games should definitely be part of your collection. (Update from November 2020)
