Not to mention, we didn’t know much about the PlayStation 5 yet. It was the holiday season, and there were plenty of deals for the PlayStation 4 Pro and a 4K TV.
It was released first in late 2016 and comes with a wide slew of improvements over the original 2013 release, including but not limited to, 4K support and smoother, higher frame rates.īack in December, we talked about the merits of buying a PS4 Pro then, and it made a lot of sense. We’re talking about buying a PS4 Pro, the mid-cycle upgrade to the original PlayStation 4. Sony's official video comparing performance of PS4 Pro vs next-gen PlayStation /2eUROxKFLqįirst off, we’re not just talking about buying a PlayStation 4 in 2020 here. The original PlayStation 4 is already pushing 8 years after being first released in 2013, and with the release of the PlayStation 5 just right around the corner, it’s only fair to wonder, is buying a PS4 Pro in 2020 still worth it? Or, would interested gamers who don’t own a PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 4 Pro yet be better off waiting the extra few months for the PlayStation 5? Is It Worth Waiting for the PlayStation 5?
