Sony’s temporarily slashed the price of the PlayStation 4 Pro in the UK – pretty heavily, too. At the time of typing, you can currently snag Sony’s supercharged system alongside Call of Duty: WWII and either FIFA 18 or Gran Turismo Sport for £299.99. Factor in the price of the software, and you’re effectively getting the 4K format for little over £200 – which is seriously aggressive when you consider Microsoft’s flogging the Xbox One X for £450 this Christmas.
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Was really hoping Sony would bundle the Pro with some of it’s exclusives rather than some 3rd party games. There must be people out there like me who just want a PS4 to play exclusives.
@MaccaMUFC Just sell/trade the games for the ones you want. You'll get good money on CoD and FIFA if you keep them sealed.
I live in New York.I already got my ps4 pro.I bought a brand new ps4 pro for 360$.good price.and it was the last ps4 pro available.the ps4 pro is beautiful💖.word up son
Wow, that's a pretty good deal for a Pro. Wish they'd do something like that here, I might consider trading in my OG PS4 for a Pro.
@get2sammyb Do you think Sony will release an upgraded version of the Pro like they did the PS4 Slim?
@starhops Like a smaller design? Very possibly, yes.
I'm hoping to pick a Pro up in the U.S. if it gets a black Friday discount.
@get2sammyb Haha, yeah. I guess "upgrade" wasn't the best word there. I doubt they would make any hardware changes, do you? Like a 4K player?
@starhops Don't think so. I'm sure I'll get piled on, but I think they made the right move not including a 4K Blu-ray player — I can't imagine many people are buying movies in that format.
In before someone links me to some article proving that the market is there.
@get2sammyb True. I sure don't own any and the way of disc players is slowly declining. I blame Apple. If 4K streaming becomes the norm, why have a 4K player? I'll be picking up a PS4 Pro this holiday season if I find a good price. Then the 4K TV. Time for some quality-of-life choices for myself.
@get2sammyb @starhops To be honest when I bought an XB1 S and then upgraded to an X, I’ve not once used the 4K Blu-Ray player, it’s like £20 for a new released 4K HDR dvd, when a standard one of the same dvd will just cost £8 or normal Blu-Ray at £12. It doesn’t help that more people watch pirate copies than those who buy the dvds at shops/online. I watch movies on Sky Movies, Netflix and Amazon Video. Unless there is ever a 4K HDR version of Band of Brothers and Saving Private Ryan, I’ll never pay £20 for a dvd. Imagine a 4K HDR boxset? You’ll probably be looking at paying at least £50-£60! (Again Band of Brothers would be an exception).
@get2sammyb
I still think the choice not to include a 4K player was a bad one but I'll admit I don't buy movies physically anymore. The few movies I do feel are worth buying I just pre-order off the PlayStation Store and then have it ready to go the day it's out. Much more convenient.
Honestly, the only discs I buy physically these days are video games. I don't think that will change unless all-digital is forced on us.
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