Pros
- Convenient. You are free to take it along with you.
Cons
- It seems as though there were issues with the joystick.
Pros
- You may play sports at home in a fun and undetectable way with a connected PS Move system thanks to console-exclusive games, a convenient joystick, the capability to use it as a movie player, and gaming possibilities!
Cons
- Pricier Games
Pros
- Game optimization is typically superior on this platform compared to the PC, due to its uniform setting (with the caveat that the standard here is 30 frames per second rather than 60). - Also great for watching TV shows, movies, and other videos - a Blu-ray Disc (BD) player and software that supports them, such as Neftlix - The DualShock 4 is the most ergonomic controller available. This is really fascinating. The console's Remote Play feature enables mobile device-based gameplay.
Cons
- The further away, the more archaic the games look technically (Red Dead Redemption 2 makes you want to cry). - Online payment - The console itself (as opposed to the games) does not always have the most user-friendly interface. - Not sure whether this is a typical issue, but my system made a lot of noise while playing - Games are pricey, especially new and high-quality ones.
Pros
- It's PlayStation, it only has exclusives, and it looks great.
Cons
- The cost of games, particularly in 2022, is quite painful.
Pros
- Small size, ease of use (buy, pop in disc, start playing), quality of exclusive content, reasonable cost
Cons
- Multi-platform graphics are generally outdated (typically, these are medium, at best, high graphics settings; we are not talking about any very high, let alone ultra), games are extremely costly even at a discount, and the console performs poorly as a media center due to issues such as the gamepad's length and the fact that the PlayStation 3 (PS3) cannot read the NTFS file format. Installing the data on the hard drive is required even when playing from a disc (Uncharted 4 is about 50 GB in size). Then, the disk's utility is mysterious.
Pros
- + Stylish design without any surfaces that are glossy or have a velvety feel + + The gamepad is incredible; it has a speaker, a touchpad, and an LED; the triggers are curved, and the sticks are recessed; the lower half is made of plastic, and it has the feel of a soft touch yet does not leave any marks. + The degree of "seamlessness" achieved by the software component is not terrible, but there is certainly space for advancement in this regard.
Cons
- - As you navigate the menus, something will always load in the vicinity, whether it is information about a service or content from the PlayStation Store. As a direct result of this, light friezes will appear. - Yes, and there is room for improvement in the menu's overall user friendliness. HMV on PS3, in this aspect, is the game I enjoy playing more. - Since the PS3 days, you can no longer manually sort games. Well, my. - There is no output via optical. - Just two USB connectors, when there may have been more of them. - Strange behavior shown by the drive. When playing installed games, after starting the game, it buzzes like an airplane without pausing, either in the game menu or in the gameplay. After ten to twenty minutes, it stops buzzing, despite the fact that the load on it logically grew. As a direct result of this, at initially you won't be able to hear the actual game. - Putting the set-top box into standby mode involves pressing the "off" button on the device. To turn it off, you have to hold it down for seven seconds. - I am forced to use the touchpad instead of the gamepad whenever I want to use the Share or Options buttons. It was essential that they have a rubbery texture and a protruding design, just like the controllers that came before. - You are only able to adjust how bright the LED is rather than turn it off entirely.
Pros
- A strong console in every way, from the gamepad to the hardware itself.
Cons
- Sony, or rather its treatment of customers
Pros
- Good looking, wonderful job
Cons
- The price, which has not yet been revealed in the work but is cosmic
Pros
- At this point in time, she is unrivaled.
Cons
- The costs of discs are quite significant.
Pros
- Design, simplicity of purchasing games and watching movies, absence of lags and viruses (which can occasionally occur on PCs), and so on.
Cons
- No cons
Pros
- A fantastic collection of games. Excellent exclusives. The only time during operation that there is any audible disturbance is for the first ten seconds, during which the disk is being detected. The gamepad has a battery life of approximately ten hours, and I haven't had to recharge it in over half a year because I make it a habit to charge it the night before. The bundle included not one but three fantastic titles, any of which would be an excellent purchase on the secondary market. I, a baker with 15 years of experience, transitioned to a gamepad in less than a week. Well, back in the 90s, I had Dandy, so maybe that's why it was simpler)))
Cons
- 1) It's a disgrace to get paid online! To be honest, I enjoy having fun with the same window on occasion. nifiga, however, the free trial subscription expired a long time ago, and I cannot in good conscience pay for an internet subscription. A deficit of this magnitude discourages potential purchasers, despite the fact that it probably enables you to cover the cost of the Sony set-top box itself. 2) The costs of the discs. New AAA project - 4k. After three to four months, for a price of 2,800, it will already be available for 2,000 on the used market. On Steam, yes, prices for used items will go down, but prices for brand new items won't change much. 3) The graphics of the console versions of the games change very slightly from those of the PC versions. It's not easy to pick up on. Obviously, this does not apply to any exclusive games, even if there are many of them)))
Pros
- Smaller and lighter than the original four, the gamepad now has a headphone jack—something sorely missing from the troika—and an HDMI cable is included so you won't have to go out of your way to acquire one.
Cons
- 500GB appears to be plenty of storage space for most people's needs. When you've spent enough on games that are 50 GB or more, you start fantasizing about the 1 TB version; Some parts of Sony's own operating system are plain aggravating, but this was also the case with the prior generation, so maybe it's just me. The white joystick shows every fingerprint and smudge
Pros
- Convenience and simplicity are the hallmarks of high-FPS games that fly.
Pros
- Wireless gamepads are quite convenient to have. The device itself operates in a very quiet manner. Because it is possible to attach headphones directly to the gamepad, it is possible to play the game at night without disturbing other people in the house. The level of graphical detail is, without a doubt, very high. Activating the console itself with the use of the gamepad.
Cons
- No, other than the extremely high cost.
