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If you’ve played Astro Bot already, then you know that its best levels are it’s “hero” stages. After beating the boss in each of its five worlds, players must complete a special end challenge that puts Astro in the center of a different PlayStation game. One level turns him into Kratos and has him tossing a tiny Leviathan Axe at enemies. Another sends him on an Uncharted adventure complete with shootouts and chase sequences.
Ever since Sony lifted the shroud of secrecy that surrounded the upcoming PS5 Pro console, consumers and analysts alike have been debating the company's pricing choice. The mid-generation console refresh will cost nearly twice as much as the base PS5 in the United States and actually twice as much in Europe. Analysts believe it'll still be able to sell around the same as the PlayStation 4 Pro, which accounted for 20% of the total PS4 sales. Moreover, Digital Foundry's Richard Leadbetter commented that building a comparable PC would probably cost even more than the $700 Sony is asking.
The long-awaited announcement of the PS5 Pro proved to be highly controversial due to Sony's pricing choice. Whereas the PS4 Pro launched at the same price as the base PS4 ($399), the PS5 Pro is $300 pricier than the base PS5, surprising fans and analysts alike (although the latter group still believes it'll sell as well as the PS4 Pro in the end).
The PlayStation 5 Disc Drive has become a hot commodity after the reveal of the PS5 Pro, but when it comes to the value offered by the peripheral, there's definitely some room for debate. The Disc Drive makes it possible to play physical games on certain discless PS5 editions, including the upcoming PS5 Pro that's set to serve as a mid-generation refresh for the console. It doesn't come cheap, however, and whether the investment is worthwhile can depend heavily on how someone plans to use it.
I love my PlayStation 5, but I have no need for a PS5 Pro. The PS5 Pro was revealed in a technical showcase this week, announcing an underwheming set of specs, and a price worth revolting against. My response, though, was little more than a shrug of the shoulders.
Like the PS4 and PS4 Pro, you can play the best PS5 games remotely. With remote play, you can connect your computer or mobile device to your PS5 and stream games to virtually any screen within range of your internet connection. This lets you bring all the best PS5 exclusives anywhere in your home if someone else is using the big screen.
If you're trying to be as immersed as possible in the best PS5 games, you will be doing yourself a disservice by playing with anything but the best headset. You might not think it, but a great headset is just as important as having the best PS5 controller and could be the most valuable accessoryyou have in your gaming arsenal.
While you do get everything you need to play the best PS5 games right out of the box, there are plenty of ways to enhance you PS5 experience with some accessories. Things like thebest PS5 headsets can immerse you in current and upcoming games far more than listening through your TV speakers, for example.