Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 1000 GB HDD, Disgusting Men Limited Edition by Adam Fido ᠌

I upgraded to a PS4 Pro and sold my previous PS4. Nothing seems to have changed at first sight. Games looked stunning, and they still do. But the fact that I don't own a 4K TV is probably to blame for this. In summary, the upgrade is necessary because I also want to get VR glasses. different benefits - games. And if not for the sake of games, for what else should one purchase a prefix? - effectiveness. Now it's simple to see the blood beneath Chloe Fraser's fingernails from Uncharted: The Lost Legacy or to count each whisker on Sam Drake's chin. That's why we purchased the Pro edition, isn't it? - The OS's usability. Working with the console is more pleasurable and convenient thanks to frequent patches. - The controller's backlight may now be seen by the player. Some drawbacks include: - A less-than-smart designer created the USB outputs. Because of this, none of the flash drives I own—and they aren't all excessively thick for me—fit into the USB socket. There is no way anything thicker than a standard USB plug will fit there. I tried to stream with my native headset, but the voice is only audible when you yell directly into the microphone itself, which is incredibly annoying. Backlit touch buttons were cooler. Sticks on the new controller work worse; occasionally when the right stick is deflected, the R2 trigger fires by itself. Complete nonsense. - Although the backup archive on the flash drive is accessible from the computer, it was not feasible to deploy a backup of saves from the old PS4 from a flash drive; the system claimed that there was nothing on the flash drive.