As a seasoned gamer with decades of experience under my belt, I must say I’m intrigued by the latest development with the PS5 Pro. Having witnessed the meteoric rise and fall of the mighty PS4 Pro back in 2016, I find myself in a state of cautious optimism regarding the new kid on the block.
It’s intriguing to observe whether the new PS5 Pro, priced as it is, will match the sales success of the PS4 Pro at launch. Given Sony’s claims, it appears that the mid-generation update has made a promising debut.
During Sony’s latest quarterly financial discussion, Hiroki Totoki – the company’s president, CFO, and COO – mentioned that pre-orders for the PS5 Pro have shown a “slightly more robust” level compared to the PS4 Pro’s pre-orders during its corresponding release period (as reported by Nikkei).
Launched at a price of $400 in 2016, contrastingly, the PS5 Pro was priced at $700 last week. Despite receiving criticism over its high price and facing backlash due to this, Sony’s President, Totoki, stated that these factors have not affected the console’s sales yet. You can learn more about this through here.
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