Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 5 825GB SSD RU, white by Janis Endzelins ᠌

I didn't get to experience the consoles of the fourth generation; before to that, I played on a PS3. I was really dissatisfied by the quantity of games that were integrated for the next generation platform, and as of right now it feels like I have a PS4PRO + rather than something really new when I purchased a PS5 on October 2nd with all the discounts for 55,000 yen (oh yes). In general, there are more questions that need to be answered regarding Sony than regarding the console itself. It is disheartening to see Sony disclosing PC exclusives and continue to produce games for platforms from previous generations while at the same time wanting to sit in as many chairs as possible. If there are no consoles available, then you need to take it; if you have a PS4, then you should take it in principle as well because, after all, games run quicker and operate better on it, and Dualsense is done in a very cool way. Since not all games, even those that aren't particularly demanding, have 60 frames per second, I'm not going to talk about 4k until I get a TV that can handle it. But if someone were to ask me, "Who will win the nextgen war: Xbox or Sony?" I would respond with Xbox as the victor.