Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 1000 GB HDD, Uncharted 4 Limited Edition by Jnis Kokins ᠌

The cost of the console, its peripherals, games, software, subscriptions, and many applications is the main disadvantage. You really pick either hits or cult series of games here, and for second-rate games in which, in principle, could play at a lower price, 2-3 it's a shame to throw it away. However, if the console is a one-time purchase, I bought it for at least 5-7 years, or even more, then you will have to buy games from time to time. In most cases, buying a console will be cheaper than buying a dozen quality games. It goes without saying that everyone should get rewarded for their job, and that includes creators, but a thousand dollars is a lot for video games. That'd be fantastic. However, it's safe to assume that cost would be a major criticism. Although many users have noted the console's loudness, even in total silence the console's activity can be heard (under load), it is no noisier than a laptop or desktop computer, so this is hardly a drawback. In theory, you could get a bigger hard drive if that's what people want (maybe it'll be enough the first time around, though). Having a second joystick in the package is recommended. I'd also like the console to serve as a hub for many forms of media playback. And you can check out some game development on it too, like World of Tanks. As a general rule, gaming is a worthwhile investment if you have the financial resources to purchase a console (and this is only half the battle), add. accessories, and be willing to buy games occasionally, pay for subscriptions, and this is not burdensome for your budget, and most importantly, if you love and can take the time to play games.