That'll be one of the reasons the PS5 is so starkly different from PS4. Underneath the gloss there's not much difference and a fair degree of the same continuation of experience but particularly because the PS4 Pro wasn't that long ago and narrowed the technological jump from last-gen to next-gen they've refreshed the physical experience so that there's no mistaking that the new console is a new, separate experience from what has come before.
It'll be interesting to see how MS moves forward as if they continue with iterative Series naming convention systems (i.e a Series S with the power of a Series X, a Series X with updated GPU etc) it means they could stay technologically ahead but never experience that consumer attention grabbing launch hype again
It'll be interesting to see how MS moves forward as if they continue with iterative Series naming convention systems (i.e a Series S with the power of a Series X, a Series X with updated GPU etc) it means they could stay technologically ahead but never experience that consumer attention grabbing launch hype again
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