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

To wrap up, I'd want to say that, contrary to my past console-buying habits, I will not be prioritizing a Sony system this generation. If you're interested in exclusives, I recommend renting them and playing them on Xbox One, then forgetting about this device and playing games on Xbox. Pros: design. Sony has a knack for aesthetics. , but that's all there is to it The negatives are: Not compatible with older Xbox games. desire to spin the disc again? Get a classic gaming system or drop more cash on a "remaster." Okay, I'm set; I have everything I need. Noisy. Anyone who claims to have experienced silence in their review was either reviewing a brand new console, did so within the first few days of use, or had the god of the Fox plant smile upon them. Since I am fixing things, I have to explain why the thermal paste is so bad, and I get to tell you how lucky you are that it is as bad as it is. My brother and I both have consoles from the same revision, and our screens look like this: My console overheated and shut down unexpectedly in games like "Doom Snapmap" because of the spit that had been placed in the thermal paste, and then again because the defective cooler blade had been broken. Changed out for a cooler from the latest model, which has many more fans. In addition, my rollers are worn out from pushing the disk inward for the past three years due to light use (mainly digital purchases). These rollers survived for six years in the same PS3 Slim before showing symptoms of wear, although with that system, users purchased everything on disk and routed it all through the hard drive. Right now, everything isn't great, either, according to the software: the menu is slow, and the share button may deceive you by not recording the video. PS+ and games in general cost more than their Xbox counterparts.