If Sony doesn’t want to start the next generation at a disadvantage, it must adopt a crossbuy policy similar to Microsoft that doesn’t pass the cost on to the consumer.
With Microsoft embracing the Xbox One as a development baseline going into the next generation, we believe this will hurt the Xbox Series X’s chances against the PS5.
With a recent rumor gaining speed that Sony might skip E3 2020 for PS5, do you think that, if true, it will affect their fortunes in the next console generation?
A recent Xbox Series X spec leak pegs the machine as being more powerful than PS5 – or is it? Here’s why you should keep a bucket of salt handy.
It looks like that Sony will either soak up a loss with each PS5 sold, or, will price the console above $400 to stay profitable. Get the latest here.
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