![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() If you’re still struggling to get your hands on a PS5, don’t forget to check out our guide on where to find the console in stock. However, given the sheer level of demand for the PS5 at the moment, it’d make a lot of sense for Sony to put all of its focus on getting more units of its latest console out there. It’s still possible that Sony will keep producing the PS4 Pro but that it’ll sell the console through retailers, keeping its own direct storefront limited to the base PS4 and the PS5. With the price of the PS5 Digital Edition, Sony is arguably still serving those who are interested in upgrading to a console with a lower price point, without running the risk that a large portion of its player base will be left languishing in the previous generation. ![]() Given the PS4 Pro and the PS5 Digital Edition are both listed on PlayStation Direct at $399, the PS4 Pro isn't really a premium or a value proposition anymore. Removing the in-between option of the PS4 Pro, though, would likely make getting players onto the latest hardware even easier. Exciting new features are generally a good way to encourage existing PS4 owners to make the leap to PS5. ![]()
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