Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 500 GB HDD, black by Mateusz Dbkowski ᠌

1) Essentially, you'll be playing at either 25 or 30 frames per second or 900p, which looks bad on a large TV. 2) Another perversion for son-children is paid multiplayer. 3) While there is still free multiplayer on PC, titles that are identical to PC games are 2-3 times more expensive. 4) The price is the same as a PC with comparable power. A budget PC with a 750ti delivers a better picture and more frames per second on a multiplatform, despite the fact that some people still believe that a typical PC costs in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. 5) Insufficient Internet speed. When purchasing a game on PSN, you will download one online game that will take at least a day and a half to complete. 6) The dearth of games themselves. In the two years the system has been available, just one Bloodborn game has been an exclusive (which garnered high marks on Metacritic and is not a re-release of an older game). Is it worthwhile to purchase a console just for one game (especially for a novice)? I don't believe it's worthwhile. 7) PSN's ongoing malfunctions and frequent Internet connection issues. You won't be able to play multiplayer if there is a failure or ddos attack. (At times, people were unable to play online for several days.) 8) The console has long been technologically dated, and judging by the graphics, it is already much behind the PC from three years ago. The same frame rate in Battlefield 4 is produced with a PS4-level video card (radeon 7850), but at 1080p rather than 900p. 9) Horrible tools. The headphones in the set are handcrafted in China and cost between $10 and $20. Search Google if you haven't seen them yet. that there is just one earpiece and not two. 10) Console components. the old radeon 7850 video card, which can be purchased for about $2,000 and $3,000, the 500GB and 5200 rpm hard drive, just like in low-cost laptops, and the jaguar CPU, which is intended for tablets and netbooks.