Respawn co-founder Vince Zampella thinks that compared to an expensive PC, the PlayStation 5 Pro sounds a bit more reasonable. In the short time that the platform has been officially announced, the PlayStation 5 Pro has become a controversial platform. In its announcement video, Mark Cerny lays out an array of benefits for gamers. However, there are fans who believe that the changes described aren't satisfactory.
The PlayStation 5 Pro is expensive, and some gamers don't seem to think its $700 price tag is justifiable. Most of the upgrades to the system come from its GPU rather than its CPU, which means that although some graphics can be improved, overall performance may not gain the bump some players desire. Additionally, the console comes lacking a disc drive, which players have taken as an insult to injury for an already pricey system.
Sony has already confirmed over a dozen games that will be receiving the PS5 Pro enhancement treatment, and there are still dozens more to come.
Speaking to IGN, Vince Zampella wants to give the PlayStation 5 Pro a chance before judging it too harshly. When asked about the console, Zampella said the PlayStation 5 Pro is not...
