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The PlayStation 4 (PS4) is a home video game console developed by Sony Interactive Entertainment. Announced as the successor to the PlayStation 3 in February 2013, it was launched on November 15, 2013, in North America, November 29, 2013 in Europe, South America and Australia, and on February 22, 2014 in Japan.

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Sony's latest console, the PlayStation 4 is still on the market, at least as a pre-owned system. The question is: should you buy a PS4 in 2023?

Are they still making PlayStation?

Following the launch of the PlayStation 5 in November 2020, Sony discontinued production in Japan of all but the 500GB Slim model of the PlayStation 4 on January 5, 2021, with the standard PS4 and PS4 Pro still being produced for western markets.

Will there be a PS6?

The launch of the PS6 is highly anticipated, despite it only being three years since the launch of the PS5, but just like most consoles, it's likely that Sony is looking ahead to the successor already.

Is a PS5 Pro coming?

Some rumours have suggested that the PS5 Pro will launch as early as June 2023. But given the stock issues of the original PS5, many are predicting a more conservative release date of late 2023.

Will there be a PlayStation 7?

The Playstation 7 was unveiled in E3 2022 and 2023 with the slogan "The next-gen is now". The E3 conferences featured new games, including the revival of old ones. At launch, the Playstation 7 sold over 5.2 million units.

The PS4 Isn't Going Anywhere...

Will PS6 come out in 2026?

In an interview with Game Informer (opens in new tab), Sony's Executive VP of Hardware Engineering Masayasu Ito confirmed that the PS5 life cycle is expected to last about six or seven years, meaning we won't see the PS6 until at least 2026.

Will PS5 Slim be better than PS5?

According to a Sony leaker, this version of the PS5 will feature pretty much identical hardware to its predecessor, which means it'll be just as gargantuan – and just as fast. Rather than the much-rumoured PS5 Slim (or indeed PS5 Pro), this is looking like an incremental upgrade.

Is it worth it to buy PS5 now?

Yes, the PS5 is worth buying. Now more than ever, Sony's latest console is worth your investment and there has never been a better time to upgrade. Everything about the PS5 screams next-gen.

What is better Xbox or PS5?

The Xbox Series X has a more powerful GPU, capable of 12 teraflops of computing power compared to 10.3 teraflops on PS5. The Xbox Series X also has a slightly faster CPU at 3.8GHz than the PS5's 3.5GHz CPU. Other than that, though, the systems are a close match when it comes to power.

Will there be a PS10?

Yep, even PS10. Sure, this is just a forward-thinking protective measure from Sony suits in Japan. But let's do some quick maths: let's say we have a console transition every five years (could be longer, could be shorter) - then we're looking at PS10 in 2045.

How long will PS5 last?

Couple this with console generations typically lasting six-to-seven years on average, and that would be roughly half of the PS5's life gone with so much potential only hinted at.

How much does PS6 cost?

PS6 Price Rumors

The last few consoles launched between $400 and $500. There's no telling what kind of hardware, extra features, or improvements the next-gen PlayStation could have that would sway its price one way or the other. For now, assume it could cost as much as $600.

Is PS4 phased out?

It posted a slide during a recent business briefing that suggested it will cease development of PS4 titles by 2025. Third-parties might continue to make games for the last-gen console, but first-party titles will be shifting to PS5-only, it seems.

What is the last PlayStation going to be?

The PlayStation 5 (PS5) was released worldwide on November 12, 2020, and, alongside the Xbox Series X and Series S released the same month, is part of the ninth generation of video game consoles. The first news of the PS5 came from Mark Cerny in an interview with Wired in April 2019.

How long will PS4 last after PS5?

As a result, Sony plans to continue supporting the PlayStation 4, right, until 2025.

Why are PS5 so cheap now?

Due to the ongoing global supply chain issues, including shortage of fundamental chips used in the production of the console, any PS5 stock is snapped up immediately—and probably by scalpers.

Why is PS5 so hard to get?

The console was released in November 2020, but was very difficult to obtain for most of its lifespan. A semiconductor chip shortage limited Sony's production of new PS5 consoles. Other supply chain issues prompted by the global coronavirus pandemic didn't help.

Why are PS5 sold out?

Its quick rise to popularity amidst the Covid-19 pandemic though meant one thing: the PlayStation 5 was consistently sold out as supply chain issues kept Sony from keeping its supply up with the ever-increasing demand.

What is the difference between PS5 and PS5 Pro?

The headline news is that the PS5 Pro's GPU that could offer up to twice the performance of that of the PS5. It's also said to be capable of running 4K games natively, and at a higher FPS than the PS5. If you're after the granular tech details, take a look at RedGamingTech's video below.

Why is PS5 less powerful than Xbox?

The Xbox Series X features a faster processor, clocked in at 3.8 GHz, and a better graphic processing unit (GPU) that's a minimum 1.875 teraflops (TFLOPs) more powerful than the chip found inside the PS5, when it's running at its maximum speed.

How much will the PS5 cost?

The PlayStation 5 comes in two different models — one that has a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray drive, and a "digital edition" with no disc drive. The standard model is $500 and the digital edition is $400.

Will there be a PS8?

The PS8 Release date will be around 2032. This is because the successors of PS5 will be coming relatively early. Sony wants to release its PlayStations more frequently to keep them updated with the latest specs. PS8 will actively embrace VR and other budding technologies of today.

Is there such thing as a PS8?

Eventually we got to drop the charade, and Sony confirmed that it was, in fact, making the PS5. And if there could be any doubt about Sony's now well-established nomenclature, the company now appears to have trademarked the PS6, PS7, PS8, PS9 and PS10.