Sony has achieved overwhelming sales figures for its PS4, well above what has been seen on PS3, so let’s look forward to the years when the PS5 will be in stores. decided to repeat the same strategy launching an entire arsenal of new models that include powerful Pro hardware designed to further enhance the gaming experience of the original machine.
Who needs a Pro model?
In the same way that we tell you that when the PS4 Pro was announced, we all had in mind that this generation released in November 2013 had not made a really big leap Compared to the previous one, with PS5 the opposite happens to us, that many of us perceive it as powerful enough to remain active without problems until 2030, the year of its presumed retirement due to a hypothetical PS6.
But Sony doesn’t care what we perceive and has already decided that will put on sale a PS5 Pro model about half a generation, So whether you like this idea or not, you are going to see how much more vitamin material is hitting the stores than what you have right now in your living room and it has cost you horrors to get hold of after months ( and years). in shops.
Now what PS5 Pro is a reality is something in the public domain because it is impossible to seal the mouths of everyone working in the sector and these comments, like it or not, end up reaching the media. So all that’s left to do is get them in order and shape when we’ll have this new machine in store. So this (we think) will be the schedule.
Summer 2023: first kits
According to some media, it will be over the next few months that The first PS5 Pro dev kits are coming to select studios, basically those that belong to Sony or work almost exclusively with them. Thus, they will be able to optimize their existing versions for the technical potential that this new (medium) generation will bring us.
End of 2023: more kits for other studies
It will be before the end of 2023 when the bone third party Now you can try what’s new in the PS5 Pro first hand and implement them in the games that will be launched in the coming months. Thus, the future Call of Duty, Fifa (EA Sports FC), etc. They’ll be able to land next to the console in stores with that extra power and graphics quality implemented.
November 2024: put on sale
Although the same sources indicate the end of 2024 as the time to launch the PS5 Pro on the market, we wanted to refine by specifying November because it is, traditionally, the month of this last third of the year in which the Japanese have released similar products in the past. It was November 2016 when the PS4 Pro arrived, so we can expect a similar movement in the case of the current generation and thus continue to repeat the same steps of a strategy that has earned Sony very good results.
Does it sound like a good idea to launch another more powerful machine when we’ve barely recovered from the rationing of the original model?
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