Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 1024 GB HDD, God of War Limited Edition by Stanisaw Chmielewski ᠌

Let's get started; after making the purchase, there are a handful of things I think you should know. See in the first picture how thin it is compared to the regular one; for the first time, it will certainly be enough; however, it pulls only 30 frames per second at 4k resolution, so it is better to take a normal hdmi 2.0b that would be 4k 60 frames per second with HDR (of course, 60 frames per second is not in all games, but I think you will notice the difference in the same God of War which goes 45-60 frames on a firmware, or in D I replaced the Seagate ST1000LM035 in my copy with a 2TB Toshiba HDWL120UZSVA because it is the worst hard disk you can get on sale and it will stop working in six months. The quality of the console's construction is abysmal; while they claim that it is being improved with each release, I have the courage to promise you that it is being made cheaper with each iteration. The poor plastic just splits horribly as the console warms and cools, and hearing the sounds in the middle of the night is just the icing on the cake. Keeping the console awake to charge the gamepad via a cable is a major hassle (sometimes the console will report damage from a power surge when you wake it up and begin checking the system files), so a dedicated charging station is a worthwhile investment.