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11 years after launch, 49M people still use their PS4s, matching the PS5
(arstechnica.com)
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I really don’t regret buying my ps5, but I could totally still be on ps4 as I’m mostly playing games from the previous generation or available on it.
But at one point, there’ll be quite a few games which wouldn’t be able to run on ps4. The question is when.
I also feel like we don’t need to have more beautiful games than Last of Us 2, so I hope one day we’ll stop focusing so much on better looking games.
GTA 6 is looking to be the first title that will need the newer hardware. That's all I can think of off top.
Yeah probably. Cyberpunk was another example even if it came way earlier in the lifecycle.