En tant que propriétaire d'une PS4, en voyant mes amis profiter de leurs consoles PS5, je me demande si je devrais passer à la version suivante ou attendre une future PlayStation 6. Avec PlayStation Plus Extra et Premium qui proposent désormais une bibliothèque importante de jeux, le besoin immédiat d'une nouvelle console semble moins urgent. Cependant, il est difficile d'ignorer des titres nouveaux prometteurs comme *Spider-Man 2*, *Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart* et *Ghost of Yotei*, récemment annoncé, sans parler des prochaines sorties telles que *Wolverine*. Une partie de moi s'inquiète de manquer ces expériences, tandis qu'une autre se demande si j'arrive simplement trop tard pour cette génération.
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My friend waited to have a child until he and his wife had done everything they wanted in life. When they were finally ready, she entered menopause a month later.
He left her, thinking he could find a younger, fertile woman to have children with. But by then he was in his late 40s and didn’t have the height, looks, or high salary that many women seem to expect today.
Now he’s single, alone, and depressed.
We’re on this earth for about 70 years, if we’re lucky. Don’t let opportunities pass you by—you never know what the future holds.
If you wait and the PS6 turns out to be a disappointment, which is possible for any console, you’re the one who misses out. What if a life-changing event happens and you can’t buy a console in a few years, or worse, can’t play at all?
There’s no guarantee you’ll even be here when the PS6 releases. It’s a harsh reality, but the only certainties in life are death and taxes, unless you’re extremely wealthy.
If you want a PS5 Pro, get one. If not, don’t.
I’ll wait for the Black Friday sale to get one, since it should be cheaper here in the UAE. I’ve saved enough to buy an extra controller as well.
Since the PS6 release date is unknown, consider buying a used PS5 to hold you over for years. The PS5 will continue receiving games even after the PS6 launches.
Why do you need a Pro? Just get a PS5. You’ll be able to play those games without any issues.
Just get the normal PS5. The PS6 won’t be out until 2028 at the earliest.
The PS6 is expected to launch in late 2027.
If you’re willing to spend $750, get the Pro and enjoy it. Otherwise, the base PS5 is a solid choice. Since the PS6 likely won’t arrive until 2027 or 2028, there’s no reason to wait.
You should wait for the PS10. That’s what I plan to do—I can’t wait to spend $5,000.
The PS6 likely won’t be released for at least another four years.
The base PS5 is a significant upgrade from the PS4, so consider getting one during a Black Friday sale.
Get the standard PS5. If you’ve waited this long, what difference will a little more time make? You don’t need to buy the PS6 immediately.
If you have the budget, go for the Pro, but the standard PS5 is also a solid choice. The PS6 is still several years away, and the PS5 will continue to be supported even after its release.
Unless you have a TV that can take advantage of the Pro’s enhancements, just get a PS5.
If you already have the TV, then definitely get the Pro.
Consider a PC handheld or Steam machine instead.
Get the Pro along with an OLED TV that has 120 Hz and HDMI 2.1. You’ll enjoy it for years to come.
I have a five-year-old Acer Nitro monitor that doesn’t support 4K, but it works well for me—I’ve even won a few local Fortnite and Valorant tournaments with it. I don’t think I need another display. I enjoy single-player games and have put around 150 hours into RDR2 alone. I never got to play The Last of Us Part 2 on my PS4 Pro, though.
If you have a monitor with 120 Hz and VRR, especially an OLED, the Pro is worth it for 120 fps on enhanced games and superior 60 fps modes. Otherwise, since you’re keeping your current monitor, just get the base PS5.
It depends on your current situation and patience. If you already have a PS5 and are satisfied, waiting for the PS6 might make sense. However, if you’re eager for enhanced performance and don’t want to wait several years, the PS5 Pro could be a worthwhile upgrade.
If you’re always waiting for the next model, you’ll never buy anything. Just get the PS5 Pro.
I’ll be sure to ask the same question when the PS8 comes out.
Forget both. Neither will support discs.
I would choose the standard PS5 over the Pro. The standard model remains quite relevant, and most, if not all, games still look and perform well on it. It’s also more affordable, unless you absolutely require the best performance and graphics for your PlayStation games.
Get the PS5 Pro now and upgrade to the PS6 Pro later. It’s a straightforward decision.
Based on my experience, the upgrade from PS4 to PS5 was a major improvement, especially with the faster loading times and quieter operation compared to the PS4’s loud fan. I got mine early and can’t imagine going back to the previous generation—the difference is substantial.
If it fits your budget, I’d recommend getting a PS5 now rather than waiting.
Just go for the Pro. There isn’t even a release date for the PS6 yet, so it could be years away.
Consider getting the base model.
I’d recommend getting the base PS5, which Sony will support for at least another five years. Save the price difference and start setting aside money for the PS6. If you don’t have FOMO and can wait to play certain games later, you could hold out for the PS6’s release day. For casual players, there’s likely a backlog of games worth trying before upgrading. With an extra subscription, I’ve been enjoying many games available on both consoles. The jump from PS4 to PS6 would likely feel like a true generational leap, similar to going from PS2 to PS3. I recently replayed the entire Uncharted series and was amazed at how incredible Uncharted 4 still looks compared to current titles.