Review on Sony PlayStation 5 game console 825 GB SSD, white/black midnight by Petar Beron ᠌

Was eagerly anticipating when it would be out. I placed a pre-order with Sony, but they lied to me there. There were no sales made without payment. Due to my constant monitoring of online retailers, I was able to shop on AliExpress at night. As a result, the purchase brings joy, but there haven't been any games that truly break new ground. Only Demon's Souls pops out right first, and it's an arcade game for gamepad testing (I can't share my enthusiasm because obviously this isn't exactly like Nintendo's Odyssey). After that, I haven't yet discovered any exclusives that are suitable for me. Ratchets and other mechanical devices of all kinds are not desirable since they are too feeble to be sold at full price. Everything else is PC-compatible or cross-genre. The hardware of the console is inadequate on its own; native 4k, 60 frames per second, and rays in one mode cannot be anticipated on AAA projects, and it falls well short of the best PCs with RTX 3080, but there are several pricing ranges. However, I wanted at least this from the next generation. The Last of Us 2 and God of War are the two notable PS4 games that have received upgrades to versions with greater resolution and FPS (The boosted mode in the settings neither worked on PS4 Pro nor does it work on PS5). Therefore, holding off until exclusives and the emergence of a sufficient amount in stores is the better option because the hype is not worth it. This is especially true if you are outbid with a significant premium.