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Re: Suddenly the PS5 Pro Doesn't Look That Expensive Anymore

1970sGamer

@TheDudeElDuderino It can burn down for all I care, made serious money out of tech equity the last two or so years and sold my final tranche last week.... So I'm certainly grateful to AI!

I'm early retired so I know I'm fortunate in terms of time and cash etc but been very happy with my Pro and the games for it.

Re: Embarrassing AI Art Plagues Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Launch

1970sGamer

@StitchJones I know, right? A whole industry of youtubers are making a living now by posting this stuff weekly, and unfortunately there are enough gullibles out there to whip it up on a daily basis.

The crying about job losses is just annoying. Shall we destroy all the computers in the world like modern day luddites to stop this infernal progress? That'll stop that nasty AI 'waaaahhhhhhh.'

Re: Poll: Does the Steam Machine Pose a Threat to PS5?

1970sGamer

Yeah, this is all noise. Playstation aren't going anywhere. And why would you prefer a machine that's probably around Series S level, coming out in 2026?

And by the time PS6 has had it's run, it'll be nearly ten years on. Why wish your life away projecting optional misery onto yourself years into the future?

Re: PS5 Controller's Removable Battery Seemingly Debunked for Now

1970sGamer

@Sergo Charging doesn't work like that, modern usb-c is an interoperable universal standard.

You can plug any device into any charger and the device will take the charge it needs, either the maximum the charger supplies or the maximum the device charges at if it's a higher capacity.

It makes zero difference using an official charger to plugging into any high speed phone, laptop etc charger that you probably have right next to where you sit.

This is how Sony sell the official chargers, making people believe they're somehow better than anything else.

Re: PS6 Out 'in a Few Years' as Sony, AMD Discuss the Future of Games

1970sGamer

Sounds like 2028 then. FSR4 on the Pro next year, next console couple of years later. That'll be 8 years, but considering the first year was spent in covid-related supply issues and delays, it sounds reasonable.

And I echo other comments that we just don't need a new generation before then - Xbox is finished, and Nintendo are peddling a console that struggles to get to PS4 Pro levels on a good day.