Review on Game console Sony PlayStation 4 Slim 500 GB HDD, black by Adam Kardasz ᠌

What's up? Those of you reading this review might be wondering, "Who the heck buys a PS4 slim at the end of 2022?" Count myself among those unusual individuals who made that purchase. To begin, I favored Xbox, Nintendo, and PC games when this generation was out and about among gamers. And now, after so many years, there was a desire to catch up and finally go over the "exclusives" from Sony, and because of the scarcity of the current generation, I opted to prioritize this version. Second, it was desired to get a console for reasons other than playing games, making it less of an eyesore to display in the future. When I first looked at the BU market and saw the prices and the state of the consoles, I was a little taken aback. Then, after exploring numerous online platforms, I found onto a site selling recently released video game consoles. I choose "Igroray" as my go-to vendor, and I have no complaints. Now, let's talk about the game system's controller. The box is nearly flawless; the sticker was adhered at first but has since begun to peel away, maybe as a result of being handled. There were brand new, factory wrapped packaging containing the controller, gamepad, and system. Sony user guides and warranty paperwork are present. I plugged it in, and it works, and everything's cool (with the expectation that nothing will go wrong in the future). In overall, I would suggest the platform and the vendor to anyone looking to buy a new console at this time. P/S (games not included; purchased en route to the closest AliExpress) is, to put it mildly, steep.