Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 500 GB HDD, black by Wiktor elazny ᠌

Name: Game console Sony PlayStation 4 500 GB HDD, black
Item: Game console Sony PlayStation 4 500 GB HDD, black
Rating: 3

May 13, 2023

Not exactly the product I wanted, the price and quality do not match.

Although there are certain aspects of it, in my opinion it is more of a tardy evolution than anything else. The best option if you want high-quality graphics is to use a PC with two of the best video cards. Of course, there are a lot of games that work best on consoles only, in which case you can consider it. Read my review of the graphics instead. You shouldn't take the console before testing it out in real life, in my opinion.

Styx and The Last of Us are two games I have enjoyed so far. Famous is also attractive. I'm amazed that the graphics of all the well-known games, including GTA 5, Watch Dogs, Battlefield, and Assassin's Creed, are just [censored].

I won't sell the console despite its drawbacks. Although my hopes are diminishing, I hope they create something with anti-aliasing, or at the very least, games will learn how to optimize themselves. Then, this year, there will be a few intriguing games and fighting games, so let's live.

Pros

First, exclusives. Take The Last Of Us, for instance. They'll probably be in large numbers. Fighting games will cease to exist shortly. Such games are instantly tuned for the console, and while they do have visual issues, you have to look carefully and know what to search for in order to find them. And don't think anything of it. 2. I like the gamepad. There are some issues with the assembling and other things, but overall it's great. You can play late into the night without bothering anyone by merely connecting regular wired headphones to it. In several video games, the subject glows. It's nice to vibrate. There are no complaints because the sticks and buttons are pleasant. Although the touchpad is uncomfortable, it is still a positive that it is present. An accelerometer is included. 3. I find the console's design appealing. 4. In theory, there is some console-only experience; you sit down, turn on the gamepad, and start playing. It is obvious that you may use the same gamepad and PC, but this is a little different. There, the OS must still be loaded before you can use the mouse to select the game and start playing.

Cons

1. The absence of smoothness is the fundamental flaw. To my great surprise, most video games (including GTA 5) have little elements that "spit out" when a stick or character is moved. Everyone's problem, not just mine (see a variety of YouTube videos). Yes, there are some nice video effects, and the magic and weather both look great. However, this flickering destroys 80% of the effect. Do you anticipate a little more from a console at this price? In the same GTA, it's obvious that the frame rate is lower than 60 FPS, even though it doesn't slow down. 2. The user interface is very annoying. In games, everything works perfectly, but the main interface's settings and usability are abhorrent. Almost no third-party applications exist. The console is not capable of playing media. 3. The store is difficult to use (screenshots are typically of poor quality, and there are hardly any demo versions). PSN moniker cannot be altered, wrote some nonsense like vasya84, purchased a few games, and will continue to use this nickname. Even though I took one right away for myself, many others struggle with this. He demands payment for the chance to play online, which costs between $2 and $4 per game. With such a schedule, (which is also a con). If you have 100 megabits of Internet, be ready for 1-3 at most because everything is loading from the shop for a mega-long period. A huge corporation cannot withstand DDOS attacks; going without online services for five days is simple. In general, Sony provides excellent customer service and care. 4. Despite the gamepad's goodness, it started to creak, and after a few weeks, R2 started to feel a little loose, even though it was used very gently. Quickly discharges; requires charging through mini-USB, which is quite difficult to plug in. It appears that Apple has been developing magnetic chargers for a while, and there are also a ton of wireless chargers available for various smartphone models. Such rubbish should not be made in the "next-gen console" at this time.