Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 2000 GB HDD, 500 Million Limited Edition by Adam Wojtczuk ᠌

Name: Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 2000 GB HDD, 500 Million Limited Edition
Item: Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 2000 GB HDD, 500 Million Limited Edition
Rating: 5

May 24, 2023

I do not cease to rejoice at the purchase, a very good deal!

Since I was a child, I have not touched a gaming system; you may consider my experience with Dendy to be complete. I spent a considerable amount of time playing computer games, and when it became apparent that the PlayStation 5 would have a price tag that was absolutely inhumane, as well as an almost complete absence of exclusives, the decision was made to go with the PlayStation 4 Pro. A significant number of games are already available, and full support will be provided for all newly released items for the next few years. As a result, I went ahead and added it to the beginning of the sentence: "I enjoy" and "I play."

Pros

1) Each and every game continues unabated and at the highest possible graphical setting. 2) a collection of niche communities in which you participate. After being stranded in the same Horizon for a week, I shall proceed forward once more. The beauty is beyond words! 3) It's easy to use; just turn it on and start playing. There is no need for you to set anything up. 4) aesthetically pleasing and displaying a high level of consideration. 5) Two stunning games are included in the package. I had high hopes for God of War and Horizon Zero Dawn, both of which I assumed I would play constantly. The first did not go in the last - sat down for a considerable amount of time.

Cons

I'll take almost none of them. 1) The additional gamepad that comes with the set is something that I would be interested in purchasing. 2) You're right, and game prices would be lower. Amazon's sales and stores have provided a solution for this item. 3) It is challenging to utilize the gamepad after being accustomed to the mouse and keyboard. The procedure is currently being carried out, and it requires practice. 4) The lack of compatibility for displays with an aspect ratio of 21:9. Either the picture is stretched out or it is chopped down. You are going to have to deal with dark fields. Getting a TV as soon as possible is going to alleviate this predicament completely. 5) The built-in headset does not have any features. I didn't even bother to try it out because I don't see why taking one would be beneficial. It would be to their advantage if they did not include a set at any point.