“The PS5 Pro is off to a good start,” he wrote on Blue sky“with units along the same lines as the PS4 Pro launch, but I’ll break that down in more detail in a few weeks.” He didn’t say whether the PS5 Pro’s launch was higher or lower than the PS4 Pro’s, but regardless, his message implies there’s not much in it.

It’s worth remembering that the PS4 Pro launched for $399.99 in 2016, while the PS5 Pro costs $699.99. Of course, you have to take inflation into account, but it’s still a big difference.

Sony said last week that pre-orders for the PS5 Pro were slightly more powerful than the PS4 Pro, and he reiterated that he doesn’t expect the device to be his biggest hardware seller. The PS4 Pro accounted for around 15% of all PS4 sales, so it will be very happy with a similar result here.

It seems that despite all the talk about stock availability and scalpers lose moneyEverything is going according to plan, then.

(source bsky.appvia resetera.com)