Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Pro 1024 GB HDD, God of War Limited Edition by Dimitar Slavov ᠌

After the failure of my full HD monitor and my subsequent foolish decision to purchase 2K monitors, my bundle consisting of an i73770k and a GTX760 in the year 2022 is only capable of running DotA and CS:GO. Because I am a beggar and spend one hundred dollars, I do not have the ability to upgrade the PC to full-fledged 2k gaming. Since I do want to play, however, it was decided to get a PS4pro, particularly given the presence of a 4k television set. Games like Spiderman and Away Out have visuals that are on par with the year 2022, so they look sharp and pleasant on the television. However, for games that have graphics that are more up to date and are built for powerful personal computers, a tiny high definition full high definition display is a better choice. In rdr2, my eyes start to hurt from such a fuzzy image on a 4k 60 "TV set. You won't be able to stare at The Witcher 3 without shedding a tear; although the picture is clear, the graphics settings are low to medium in appearance, making the game look really awful. The gtx760 in full HD gave out a picture that was much more lovely. In In theory, you can play, but there is utterly no "wow" impact; on the contrary, I get the impression that I purchased an exorbitant piece of kakahi that has outmoded hardware. I can recommend it as a supplement to a personal computer for playing exclusives while relaxing on the sofa; but, if there is a choice between a PS4 and a personal computer, it is advisable to dig a bit deeper and invest in a low-cost full-HD assembly. Not only will the picture quality be superior, but the games will be less expensive and available for free online.