PS5 no longer an object of desire launchapparently losing interest in buying through bots and then reselling at higher prices: a clear indication the worst is over for Sony consolesgiven that stocks now arrive in stores on a relatively regular basis.
The PlayStation 5, just two years old, can therefore breathe a sigh of relief, finally: the launch of the platform has become really complicated due to the semiconductor crisis and it has taken a long time for the production lines to return to full operation. At this point, a return to normal is just around the corner.
The incredible thing is that despite all these problems, the PS5 has sold 25 million units so far, competing with the previous successes of the Japanese house as if nothing had happened. Well, if there were no limited stocks, who knows what numbers we would be talking about.
So let’s take these two years as a kind of exercise, especially for those who have just managed to buy a PlayStation 5, and look with confidence what 2023 will bring us in the second phase of a lifecycle that will close. It will build bridges with generational builds and try to fully exploit the potential of a hardware generation that still has many tricks up its sleeve.
In fact, we know by now that developers, especially first-party ones, have been working on using dynamic scalers and other tricks, waiting for the implementation of AMD’s FSR, which should allow us to drop a little more with effective resolution without losing quality and sharpness. in all the advantages of geometries and effects.
That’s why we look forward to learning what the next few months await us, especially when PS5 (and Xbox Series X of course) can be purchased in stores without any issues, without waiting or at any additional cost: longed for – because normalization is approaching and the market is coming. It will be interesting to see how he will react.
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Source: Multiplayer
