QuintessentialBM
GoldenAgeGamer82 - PSN ID
I was almost 3 years old when the Original NES console dropped in October 1985. I was lucky to get one in 86 because my dad bought both Sega Master System & NES, then let me choose one while giving the other to his baby brother. I chose wisely! Lol Folks were waiting YEARS on YEARS after its initial release to get a system, its peripherals and some all-time great games... like the Power Pad which they discontinued after limited release and Mike Tyson's Punch Out which nikkas is still waiting even though there are emulators. lol
The reason for this thread is because I believe A LOT of XBox users are about to jump ship, so the demand for units will rise exponentially; 10 million units in the first 3-6 months will not be enough for all of the PS loyalists and the Xbox fans that are jumping ship to have one, even if you tend to be an early adopter. For those us that wait, we could be looking 2022 at minimum before the rush for consoles is over!
Sony is going to name the price of their consoles and people will pay due to Microsoft's incompetence & COVID . Resellers will find a way and will sell at double the price.
I don't think there isn't much of a radical change between the PS4 pro and PS5 to expect a high hardware failure that is common with Sony and, honestly, all gaming consoles.
For these reasons, I think I'll be in line for a pre-order. I don't want to experience what happened in the 80s with Nintendo!
The reason for this thread is because I believe A LOT of XBox users are about to jump ship, so the demand for units will rise exponentially; 10 million units in the first 3-6 months will not be enough for all of the PS loyalists and the Xbox fans that are jumping ship to have one, even if you tend to be an early adopter. For those us that wait, we could be looking 2022 at minimum before the rush for consoles is over!
Sony is going to name the price of their consoles and people will pay due to Microsoft's incompetence & COVID . Resellers will find a way and will sell at double the price.
I don't think there isn't much of a radical change between the PS4 pro and PS5 to expect a high hardware failure that is common with Sony and, honestly, all gaming consoles.
For these reasons, I think I'll be in line for a pre-order. I don't want to experience what happened in the 80s with Nintendo!