PS6 REVEALED*

[@KinseyFromThisIs]

the chip shortage is really hitting This Is too. matt only lets us have 1 bag of cool ranch doritos per week in the This Is basement

[@beefynfn]

Bruh

[@Tagiau]

All the chips are going towards a 1996 Ford Focus. Which he has stopped using since there is no my96 focus, and I'm kinda sad I had to point it out the first time.

[@AquariumsandTerrariums]

wtf you get a hole bag he gives me a opened haft eaten bag

[@thehandsomemikey]

I come to the comment section just for Kinsey's jokes now

[@DavidLopez-qx1pf]

@@Tagiau hi kidney

[@AronFromThisIs]

Mom said it's my turn on the 'owning Call of Duty'

[@RodCine]

Mom said it’s my turn on the ‘owning Call of Duty’

[@rschaarman]

Ship shortages and cloud gaming

[@RobbieRobski]

Part of the problem with TV's above 75 Inches is that you still have to take into consideration that consumers aren't necessarily getting bigger houses. With inflation, costs of living/actual costs of housing going up. I find it hard to accepting that TV size will continue to scale in the same way/rate they did from 40-70's.

[@ghomerhust]

in my 3 story home, we dont even have a setup that you would consider a "living room" where the big stereo is and the big tv is. having special needs kids makes most of the house change its normal function away from pre-named rooms (other than the bathroom and the kitchen obviously)

[@clarencebrown92]

Exactly why my 80” is still in the box.

[@DBLCreations]

I just bought a 75" tv for in my appartement. I find it more than enough indeed! I did have a 55" tv for 10yrs. I didn't have 4K, not any of the new features. Now i have "everything" with this new tv except for Dolby Vision which only comes on LG tv's (i think.) But i'm happy with my tv. A lot of people also start living smaller. The "tiny homes" have been more than popular over the last couple of years. And seeing these homes, they are very low cost, (pretty high grade) materials and functional. You wouldn't need more just but living and doing the daily tasks. (It really is great in a way.) Though i personally can't do it (for multiple reasons.) The most important one is the fact that i'm in a wheelchair (so i take up a lot of space... 😅) But there are some cool looking tiny houses out there!

[@iluvpawgz]

Tf this gotta do wut a PlayStation💀

[@ObamaPhoneProMax5G]

Over the 2010s I upgraded TVs several times since they just kept getting cheaper and cheaper for larger and larger screens. I’ve been on 4K since 2016. That’s my current bedroom TV and it’s a 55”. The 65” 4K I got in 2018 is in my game room and the main living room has the 2021 model 75” 4K LG. The 75 inch tv is wall mounted to the brick on the fireplace and it seriously takes up the whole width of the fireplace. If I wanted anything bigger it’d have to go in the game room.

[@pcallycat9043]

Biggest issue you’re going to run into with cloud gaming is the bandwidth to support it is only available in densely populated areas. Companies aren’t going to want to leave out the other 70% of their potential sales (I hope)

[@macsuibhne02]

You are completely wrong. 50% of households in Europe have 100mb+ connections. That alone is as many households as the amount of consoles that will be sold by Sony and Microsoft combined. In "rural" Europe there's an average 30mb available. In total, 80% of Europe has what is considered high speed broadband that's more that capable of handling game streaming. And that's just Europe.

[@pcallycat9043]

@@macsuibhne02 and much of the rest of the world does not. Across much of the world companies only invest in densly populated areas, which leaves larges portions of population stuck on older technologies, and lower bandwidths, or with tight data caps. Cloud gaming could chew through my entire monthly data cap in just a couple of days. Unfortunately, more to the world than just Europe.

[@macsuibhne02]

@@pcallycat9043 You're still wrong. The point is that European population alone is a potential subscriber base larger than the amount of total console sales for an entire generation who could be paying a subscription every year. Russia is equally as fast and well covered. Asia is an even larger market. Australia and USA on average can easily handle game streaming. Countries where sales are nonexistent because of import tariffs are another huge market for game streaming services. Brazil for example where average speeds are 30mb. In fact, pretty much the only countries where internet speed is too low for streaming are countries where console sales are nonexistent.

[@pcallycat9043]

@@macsuibhne02 If that was the case, sony and microsoft both would abandon console manufacturing and game sales and chase the 'larger streaming market that everyone has access to', and stadia would have worked out a little better than a failed, very expensive, experiment. I'm sure, as technology advances, along with access to it, the migration from hardware to streaming will happen, the world just isn't there yet.

[@macsuibhne02]

@@pcallycat9043 They are going to abandon consoles. It's pretty damn obvious that they are. Microsoft especially. They are a software company with the worldwide infrastructure already in place to make it happen. Streaming is a way out of having to take a loss on selling hardware. With new technology already available and waiting to be used that reduces the bandwidth requirements to a fraction of what is needed now, it's only a matter of time. And just like the film/TV industry, once one company does it, the rest have to follow. Even Nvidia has seen the writing on the wall. Why do you think they got into game streaming when it fundamentally goes against the business model of selling GPUs? And yes the world is there right now. Games are being streamed on game pass by millions of people around the world. I use it on a regular basis and I would only describe my internet speed as good, not great. Geforce Now has been around for 7 years. Both services have grown simply because demand has grown due to download speeds being more than capable of handling it all around the world. Stadia is nothing more than a badly executed flop by Google. Surely you're not surprised they abandoned it!? They've abandoned the majority of projects they've started. Says nothing about game streaming. You're also forgetting that the overwhelming majority of people who play games around the world don't even have a console. 3 billion people play games but only 200 million of them buy consoles. You don't think the rest want an affordable way to play bigger titles?

[@leelanzini]

My biggest dream for any future PlayStation is that it can play every generation of PlayStation on one console. The fat PS3 model’s could play PS1, PS2, PS3 games and upscale them! That was a 2006 console. Now the PS5 can play PS4, PS5 games and also upscale some to 4K 60fps. What would make it the best PlayStation ever is if it could simply play the other three generations or upscale them

[@canterburyange24]

Also PSP and Vita

[@spwolftech]

as a 45 year old, i have put a bit of thought into this. At this point in my life i am perfectly willing to forgo my large gaming collection that takes up much of my walls and cost me $60-$120 a game depending on what idiot thing im buying to give cloud gaming a try and let them rent me games where i only need to own the console... but not when they want to continue charging me $60 and they wont let me play if my internet goes down due to bad storm, or if im traveling, and i cant lend, or trade, or resale. The value proposition just is NOT there at this time to what they are offering with what they want to take out of my bank account.

[@bigd1O1]

Ayyyyy if the server goes down u can't play any single player games. I was having shit internet last night on my console lagging. Phone was fine. If it wasn't an online game I wouldn't have that issue.

[@bigd1O1]

No matter how good it gets if u can't download them it a waste. Or download the off-line parts then it will never be the mainstream

[@George72632]

Not to mention that they keep removing games from gamepass, this is how they get you to buy it.

[@thethiccdonut5257]

@@bigd1O1 Ye streaming games just sucks all around. I have Gigabit internet speeds and the input lag was so godawful on some PS titles that I cancelled PS Plus Premium.

[@CLIFFWILKES]

Completely agree

[@Tanis1415]

I think portability is the next step, not cloud gaming.

[@itsdeonlol]

PS6 already? Most people can't get a PS5 yet at a decent price.

[@arthurdoyle1511]

What about making another PSP or PS Vita instead PS5 Slim? Handheld consoles are becoming more interesting in the next 3 years

[@Scotty-it8ue]

I can’t wait for the next console generation to give us all brand new features, tools and power that will never be used!!

[@digitaldonovin1189]

I feel like there would be enough hardware for gamers if scalpers and cloud gaming companies would STOP TAKING ALL THE HARDWARE. Thank you for coming to my TED talk. Hope cloud gaming dies. I have Fiber and the latency is still disgusting.

[@Master0fHyrule]

Dhar Mann already has the PS6 apparently...

[@BugsBunny071]

This is probably my top 3 favorite channels on youtube. Matt, Austin and Kinsey are awesome (not to forget Aron’s editing🌚). I always feel like I’m in the room having a friendly banter about tech. Keep it up guys❤️💯

[@AronFromThisIs]

❤

[@lpalmosina]

A bad thing too with the discs now a days, is that you need internet for updates and stuff anyways. It's basically a download disc, and for the price, it's useless. If they dropped the game prices even $10 they'd have better sales.

[@dmitrykorshikov6]

I think in the future they going to make games to run almost on all devices, iPhones, Apple TV, TVs… the future is in services.

[@Trace_AlChrom]

Cloud gaming sucks because in the USA only the coast can even get internet that can support cloud gaming. Remember, 60% of the USA only can get 3 to 6 Mbps of internet. Till the internet is better overall in about 20 years (if we are lucky), cloud gaming is not worth investing into.

[@shakeyoulikehaiti]

I can understand where Sony is coming from. A huge portion of their console sales come from people who buy the new call of duty every year lol. Also the fact that many of their exclusives like Kingdom hearts and many others are no longer exclusives, losing call of duty is a big deal for them. Why buy a PlayStation if you don't need one to play any exclusive games?

[@ak_hoops]

Simply put: look up the average residential internet speeds, in the US alone! Cloud gaming requires good internet, most people have decent internet …

[@macsuibhne02]

50% of homes in Europe have 100mb+ and 80% of all homes have access to at least 30mb.

[@SilverStormShadow]

I love how Sony and Microsoft make mid-generation upgrades one time and now it's just a thing that is expected to happen going forward. The only reason the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X exist is because the base consoles were so underpowered at the time. Consoles don't get Mid-gen refreshes traditionally, and I'd be incredibly surprised if we saw a PS5 Pro or upgraded Series X

[@thethiccdonut5257]

I hope we don't, I really don't see the need for it this generation outside of being a cash grab. I'd rather have the companies focus on improving the specs for backwards compatible titles

[@prebo1344]

I can only imagine Xbox and ps doing a slim (digital also) console not a hardware upgrade

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

I haven't looked at the sales numbers but I strongly believe the Xbox One X and PS4 Pro have sold well enough to let Microsoft and Sony know that there's a market out there for mid gen console upgrades. Mid-gen consoles make great gifts for Christmas, Graduation, Birthday, etc which means more money from services like Xbox Live and PS Plus. I'd be incredibly surprised if we DON'T get a PS5 Pro, etc.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

@@thethiccdonut5257 Good thing you're not in charge. These current consoles that can barely handle DYNAMIC 4K at a solid 60fps (or even 1080p at a locked 120fps) for graphically intensive games are a JOKE. 😂😂😂

[@thethiccdonut5257]

@@PSYCHOV3N0M Most people that play on console are casuals. I think 1440p 60fps is enough as a baseline for the majority of games. Having a "mid-gen" refresh that targets 4K 120fps is not realistic. That would be too expensive for Sony and MS.

[@Gloeko]

Isn’t the detachable disc drive model gonna be the slim model?

[@clashreplayz6419]

why tf would you need a detachable disk drive??

[@alexfreman3549]

Honestly, I feel like there’s such a huge market for discs game in the market is one of the biggest I feel like they’re making a lot of money off of it but at the same time I feel like PC is running circles at lightning speed run, Microsoft and Sony consoles so I feel like it’s a good choice for Sony Microsoft to do what the PS4 and 360 and Xbox one just keep pushing it out the slims the pros and the elite and the E in the one X ones one s digital and the one that’s a very good for developing and going to the dark oil. Treyarch is doing for call of duty it’s like Sony and Microsoft are going into the dark to create a new generation of gaming consoles and putting out the same hardware but smaller and faster. That’s a great idea what Sony and Microsoft are doing.

[@johnbacha8475]

I agree that cloud gaming will be the future but it's not worth the price point because you don't truly own the games, but latency will definitely improve over the next decade and other factors will only get better.Sony will most likely stick to selling consoles but they will probably start to integrate their own cloud system

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

You don't truly own physical games nowadays either. A physical disc is nothing more than a key that doesn't have all game data on the disc nor all DLC nor the absolute final patch on the disc. Most of it has to be downloaded online no matter what. Physical games are a JOKE and I say that as someone who buys physical games whenever possible.

[@johnbacha8475]

@PSYCHO you're right, haven't owned a console in a while so haven't had recent experience but now that I think about it you basically download the game with the "key"

[@frogslayer4849]

Just hearing Matt's "Hello and welcome!" makes me feel good! Thanks guys

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

7:48 A 32-inch TV LOOKED pretty big because of the 4:3 ASPECT RATIO which is basically a square screen. 720p/1080p and 4K TV's use 16:9 aspect ratio which is a rectangular screen. Put a 32-inch 4:3 TV next to a 32-inch 16:9 TV and you'll see a night and day difference in size perception.

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

It's always wild to me that Matt is such an evangelist of Cloud Gaming (which I vehemently disagree with him on) but dismissed the G Cloud. It's an excellent device with a terrible price. And there are a ton of gaming handhelds on the market which do cloud gaming flawlessly. Matt is really sleeping on those!

[@infinityowo1114]

Honestly it’s better at this point just to get a pc💀

[@ultimatejoshiewoshieness]

matt wants to talk about how we need more garlic bread warmer modules for our consoles

[@jasonmedouze5987]

You never think in the 5th dimension Austin 🤣😂👍lol I love u guys.... Awesome job always

[@TromboneLoki]

It's hard to predict any future when developers won't even optimize games like the way they used 10 years ago

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Xbox 360 launched in 2005. 10 years ago was 2012. Developers in general stopped putting in their best effort ever since Oblivion horse armor was available for sale. Now it's about releasing a game until it's good enough (aka the bare minimum) and then let the public aka "beta testers" find most of the bugs so they can be patched along the way.

[@lpalmosina]

When and a big if, Sony does backwards compatible in some fashion, I'd be on board. With the lack of games at this point, it's not worth the price, for me.

[@DctrGizmo]

We are years away for cloud gaming to be the norm for everyone.

[@redditor001]

one of the issues that cloud gaming has is if the service ends... stadia got it right when it failed, and refunded it. MS and sony would never. then again this is why sony started making their games available on steam

[@henryt2612]

Do you think Xbox will bother with a mid gen?

[@TimothyCollins]

Honestly... Just getting the Series X into more stores will almost serve as a mid gen console...

[@allaboutcoins7596]

While I do absolutely prefer having a physical console and I like the fresh feeling when I get a new console every gen there is some good that can come with Xbox/PlayStation completely transitioning into cloud gaming. 1st they would not be limited by the $500 price tag for the equipment since it would be subscription based meaning that you could be playing on the equivalent of a $1000 $1500 or $2000 Xbox/PlayStation because your not technically paying a flat fee for the physical console. Also they could roll out new technology when it comes out because they don’t have to make a brand new console to put it in. Half way through the ps5 and series x 8k60 could become available but they wouldn’t make brand new consoles to roll it out they would wait for next gen when we get possibly 8k120 or 4k165 or whatever else 😂 maybe 12k60?!?

[@JeskidoYT]

It's probably 2028, maybe 2029 per every game generation

[@TomGreen99]

Annnnnnnd he's already done a teardown.

[@RetroZero64]

Just the other day I was playing Ghostwire Tokyo on my PS5 and on the quality setting, the frame rate was HORRIBLE like 24fps on a good day. I had to play it on the "Performance High Framerate" mode for it to be playable and it looked like a PS4 game graphically. It's just disappointing that all this new technology that makes games look better immediately goes out the window when you actually want to play it

[@lachezarindarov9281]

Cloud gaming is the best options for Sony and Microsoft future. This Playstation console price in Europe is super expensive right now and you can not find console. They need to create datacenters like Geforce Now with powerful hardware with options to buy games and play with 4K 60fps or more. We need to play everywhere - phone, laptop, TV, PC. This is the inevitable future!

[@dirkjewitt5037]

To have a good cloud set up, you need really good wifi. Something most can not afford.

[@TimothyCollins]

Honestly, I've found cloud gaming on the Xbox One works pretty well to play the games available for the series S/X... So I am starting to wonder if we need to new gen after this current one. As much as I don't like it, it's obvious cloud gaming is where the future lies. Maybe as gamers we don't like that but truth is... Sony and MS certainly like the idea of turning consoles into a subscription service.

[@TimothyCollins]

@Jenny Melo I will say I have not played it on a game that required quick reaction times. But I tried out flight simulator and a couple other games and they all worked quite well on the Xbox cloud gaming.

[@TimothyCollins]

@Jenny Melo I ought to say, I know we can stream games over bing and all onto phones and tablets and such but I haven't tried that... mainly because I am too lazy to connect a controller to my iPad or Phone to experiment with. I am sure something like gears of War would be hard hit... but I doubt I'd notice since I am bad at gear or COD and such anyway.

[@TimothyCollins]

@Jenny Melo I could see something like Pokemon or Civilization would be utterly perfect for streaming. And heck... give me civilization and I am happy permanently.

[@TimothyCollins]

@Jenny Melo Did not know that. Like I said - it's not like this is the primary way I game. TBH... My Xbox is primarily an Overwatch TV adapter right now. Kinda hoping that when I upgrade it'll jumble my game lineup a bit and I find something else.

[@TimothyCollins]

@Jenny Melo The weirdest thing about civilization is it's not exactly the most... "Twitchy" of games (By far). But it always has base requirements that are relatively high for what it is. I've never quite figured that one out. But then again, waiting for turns to finish is a nice way to brew a cup of coffee... 🙂

[@nursingzombie6479]

The arguments are well rounded- I however will breakdown the missed gaps in this well made episode. Tv’s are always $5000 at launch- was that way with the huge projection 500lb 1st gen flats, to thick flats, then plasma, lcd, led, oleo- etc// this will not change- case in point , cd players being similar, casettes from 8track. This is the way Mando. Aside from this- cloud gaming will advance at a break point mid- 2030 and become the standard vs console. Look at arcades vs consoles- not until mid 1990’s did consoles edge arcades gone. So from 1980 to say 1997 was that life cycle to console stand alone. Take current gen, with VR application that Sony has put tens of billions into with 1998-2002 projection glasses for “movie theater viewing” and current VR with ps4 that is compatible with ps5 that is “getting the ‘new gen (ps5)’ tweak” to sell the future. This too will evolve into a “ready player one” scenario of cloud gaming where u plug into an adapter and jump on a server that ACTS as the base console. I for see a break point with the generation after ps5 melding play pack monthly trash services and realizing a profit scale of selling tech that is “streamed” as a user agreement where they can milk rent from consumers. Gone are the dvds where u own the movie, but now stream the rights until they alter the contract/platform/et el and make you pay for services again. This is coming- and people are ok with it, not wanting to lug pounds of movies around or other guises of conveniences. Be prepared- i am from the future

[@joshieeT]

Bigger tvs mean bigger houses. I dont think thats happening.

[@ultimatesetup7866]

Two things you are missing, the VR Gaming industry and the new generation of the 8k 120” TV Laser projectors that doesn’t need a mount anymore, yes they are expensive now but wait for 3 years they will become the norm!

[@harveysmith4424]

AMD's been controlling these consoles. seeing as how the 7000 series AMD gpu's are going, I can't see why they don't move to making consoles with chipset designs and give varying degree of performance, so maybe we could see a PS6 mini, regular, and pro. with just more and more chipsets along the way, to be able to hit all price points.

[@ArkOfTheShadow]

I have only just thought that the this is videos where you talk about different subjects would be great as a podcast as well, that releases around the same time as these episodes

[@TMontopp]

Ps6: *giga chad face* me and other people who don’t have a ps5:💀 lol

[@shadowstalker7259]

So I play fnaf. Like A LOT, and while everybody was whining and complaining about security breach lagging and crashing, me playing on my ps5? Nah, I was chilling. No crashes, and just a bit of lag, I'm telling you man, these new consoles are something else

[@matthewrichardson2533]

I just thought of this too. I feel next gen will probably have detail like quality mode on ghostwriter but at 60+ fps. Which would require 100% higher graphical output than we have now.

[@Bukki13]

My family has a 55 inch tv and I still feel it’s quite big. I just don’t understand the point of going above 60/65 inch tvs. How the f**k are you gonna make the space for that thing?

[@saltyninja07]

Mat, here's the thing about Cloud gaming. It might be the future but not everyone has the money to pay for the memberships and subscription services for it so yes they'll get a lot of money but they will lose part of the money they were getting before they went to cloud

[@TheCommanderTaco]

We obviously need a PS6 so we can subscribe and ding a ling to sony's PS+ essential+ premium mega ooga cheap ultra premium subscription tier.

[@OneKaleidoscope3812]

Lot of good points made here. I’m content with my PS4 and Series X for years to come personally.

[@6210classick]

@PAUL MH No way Rift Apart can even function on the PS4, the loading times would be hours

[@twinkharrylwt226]

@PAUL MH well i had a ps4 pro here and we started up cod mw2 and it was so laggy and the same weekend we bought the ps5 and it was 100% better.. horizon also ran way better.. it was a bigger upgrade then I expected

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

My cousin bought his very first PS4 in 2020. He's been playing his PS3 all these years (Skyrim, MLB The Show, Metal Gear Solid, etc). His rule with games is to wait 2 or 3 years before buying a game. That way, he gets a (usually) complete edition of the game with all DLC and the latest patch available at a discounted price ($30 or less).

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

He's gonna talk about Cloud Gaming. For sure.

[@KentuckyRanger]

The main reason, I purchased a PS5, was in anticipation of the release of Starfield. Then, Bethesda sold out to Microsoft, and all hopes of that are gone...

[@justjoshp8581]

i hate that sony is over here pouting over call of duty and stuff when they are the definition of gate keeping like legit with them owning spiderman

[@vinne4236]

The ps6 will probably actually do 8 k gaming this time

[@Thomas-VA]

you take that back, sony has like huge marketshare in comparison, they can buy a data plan and friends and family the players into it

[@ryanellison1652]

My opinions are PS5 actually on location where live at and position of most locations of the area of cities, because mostly areas don’t haves strongly connection and Capacity’s around in area, including internet access resources available to in matters too.

[@Stingerhuayra]

I knew Matt would talk about cloud gaming

[@wassimajili5983]

People are talking about 4-8k 100 inches screenn and i'm here still trynna get a PS4 🥺

[@TrippyJV]

nah fr

[@wassimajili5983]

@@TrippyJV bro, I wish I'm kidding

[@Tagiau]

Sony is actively against making their timed exclusive good. Unless activisionblizzard somehow got worse joining microsoft, which I highly doubt is possible. It's microsoft not ea.

[@geosorrell8938]

I'm a big supporter of cloud gaming. I am so irritated with Google shutting down stadia, no, it wasn't the best. However, for a measly $100 or controller depending on how you wanted to play it, you had access to some of the best games for multiplayer. Destiny 2. Used Google servers to pop out one of their seasons. I feel if they had support or even made a decent ad campaign they would have hurt Sony and Microsoft

[@andy14169]

2027....wow, lol....these current "next gen" systems (PS5/SeriesX) were already completely obsolete on launch day compared to PC and console gamers don't get an update for another 5 years? what a joke.

[@keneogbue3421]

Maybe it’s because I didn’t really pay attention to the beginning of the last generation, but I feel like there’s no way a we’re getting a new system 2027. I know this argument has been over used be where are all the console exclusives? Them still developing for the Xbox One/PS4 and the pandemic makes me feel like the systems aren’t that old. In terms of graphics and frame rate I feel like most gamers are tapping out of that conversation. A lot of people are cool with just 1080p/60 and can barely tell the difference between a good 1080p monitor and a 4K one. The same concept applies to 60 vs 120 fps. And with cloud gaming won’t be widely available for a long time, and when it is the graphics and frame rate will be bad for a while. I think most people would be cool if this generation lasted 2 extra years.

[@specvross]

MATT IS ABOUT TO TALK ABOUT ; how for some reason austin smells like garlic bread grilled cheese that was made 4 days ago!!!! I know im right...

[@jullemasa2182]

The most important is that games keep running well on any console that they are on. 30-60 FPS is good enough for anything to enjoy games (not VR included). I would gladly keep my physical game copies and all but that most likely gonna be gone. I would think that it is better go like Nintendo does that power of console does not matter. Even Pokemon game sure runs badly but that is the fault of studio and time limit they most likely had. Even the most beautiful and well done games are done through indie studios and those games mostly runs on everything. As I feel that artistic way to make games is the best way anyway and that kinda been gone with both Sony and Microsoft studios lately. Have to be so realistic that everything force to go cloud gaming when having shortage on everything and more and more scalpers being around.

[@SplitSniper7]

Personally, as slow as their uptakes are, I kind of appreciate how Nintendo is doing their systems. Their graphics aren't up to date but most TV's today can handle them perfectly fine. There are TVs out there that can handle the Xbox and Playstation, sure, but they're not common enough to justify pushing a new console that promises to do more.

[@josephafrica23]

Nintendo is marching to their own beat. They are just making their own games and arent necessarily competing head to head with sony and microsoft on the cutting edge tech.

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

@@josephafrica23 Nintendo stopped directly competing since 2006 with the launch of the Wii. GameCube was the last time Nintendo was directly competing.

[@ryankorecki8450]

I literally STILL can't find a PS5 for retail price after 2 years and they're talking about PS6?! Laughable...

[@ZombiemanTemple]

Because of Covid, I bet EVERYTHING I have that next gen won’t start until AT LEAST 2030.

[@steven-i6j]

I can tell you now a ps6 will cost $1000 at least for the step up to justify selling one. the newest tv/monitor to play with it you would be talking $2500 - $3000. so just get a gaming p.c for that money

[@joefei707]

They just need to do like steam a system small but an actual GPU card with a medium range CPU. With an OS developed for cloud.... wait that's the xbox one. But seriously, they need to focus on bringing a PC style Gpu.

[@austinkoeppen6122]

75 inches is really the max unless you have an actual theater room.

[@Ka1_3r0u9h]

Matt I made a gamble and I got rid of my ps5 and switched to pc!! I’m never going back!! I just need the last of us to hurry up!! ✌️🤟

[@machoke666]

PS6!? Meanwhile I can't even tell the difference between 1080p and 4K, and I'm content playing games at 30fps

[@jsephofficialmusic]

If Microsoft and Sony agreed we would have all the games and there would be no debates

[@avraamdougias2663]

In Greece at November ps5 cost 499€

[@nvlkbray]

100 inch tvs are gonna be the norm for the living room in households probably

[@telegra-me-thisis]

You are welcome message above to claim a gife 🎁👆thanks for watching 🎉🎊

[@TripleCP3nis]

I'm good with my DS lite for now bro

[@sharkgomp385]

Austin you're right I don't think we'll see a PS6 before 2034 and that's my opinion I don't think consoles with people's internet not working in some places we'll see disco away we'll see digital game but will never see the console go away That's how companies make their money

[@JMilMovies]

If people would stop being impatient and force scalpers to sit on their stock, the scalping issue would be reduced dramatically. It’s the console community’s own fault for paying the exorbitant prices to scalpers that keeps it going and means it will keep happening every time a new system gets released.

[@kcliffordphoto]

So across the board resolution seems like something we can’t afford. It’s pushed consoles prices up, results in better looking but poorer performing games overall and creates hurdles in every sector of the market. I think many people are honestly looking for a decent 1080 60p experience on a 40” tv but because of marketing we expect 4K 60-120p on a 65”+ tv. The average person cannot afford the latter even though they desire it; the same way I use a crop sensor camera system because FF is 2-3x the cost while barely offering much more. I mean one experience is clearly better but is it 2-3x the cost better?

[@SpiderMcGee]

Hooray! I'm a winner! Should I give out my private banking info to you, Austin, knowing it's you and not some scammer?

[@JohnDoe-wq5eu]

Honestly, with things like DLSS technology I'm much less concerned and frankly far more interested to see what Nintendo does with the next switch then whatever nonsense ends up being the PS6 and Xbox next.

[@rorylynch1203]

When I got the steam deck I was oh wow this is totally for me but probably not the “future” of gaming. It’s gonna be cloud unfortunately because of the profit margins and convenience.

[@Matrix1Gamer]

It's not about the hardware. It's about the software to utilize the hardware. You can have a super powerful machine that won't even push the existing hardware. Let's focus on software fellow nerds.

[@gary3801]

I haven't seen a PS5 at the store yet.

[@ronniecunningham9145]

What if they made the next gen consoles upgradable and made money off selling different add one like how you buy what you need for pc

[@joescalon541]

Pretty much guarantee there won’t be a new console generation before 2026, except maybe Nintendo. After the newest GPU/CPUs replace the current, both consoles will be far cheaper to make as 7nm chip manufacturing will have less competing parts(besides intel). Nvidia, AMD, and apple will no longer need 7nm for mainstream CPUs nor GPUs.

[@avraamdougias2663]

We need 64g of ram

[@The_MEMEphis]

I hope you're joking

[@georgeprice4212]

Can’t someone just put Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo in an apartment and not let them out (except for grocery shopping and doing laundry…I’m crazy, not totally insane) until they have one freaking game unit that plays ALL their games (ALL PS games, ALL Xbox games and every incarnation of Nintendo video game)?

[@runekit8286]

I think Streaming is the future, I'm 38 and still no new Console, I have a PS4 Pro. Also I just got high speed internet in my rural area this YEAR! Crazy I know. I've still never seen a ps5 or new xbox in person yet at the stores, so I'm really thinking of buying a Gaming PC for the first time ever

[@nextbestmedic6944]

Well it would be in Microsoft best interest to continue providing call of duty to playstation. Putting COD on game pass and charging 70 to 80 dollars on playstation

[@savon1999]

PlayStation 6: Spectra,it's not only a game,it's a performance for sports or wagers of champions.

[@ReviewswBryz]

I got my PS5 sitting in between two screens, One screen has a high resolution and the other screen has a higher refresh rate. 😁

[@nstruja]

I just bought a PS5, but it’s still in the box. Think I might just take it back now.

[@R0N1N-TV]

I think CoD not being on PlayStation would just single them out of the market. Not including Nintendo because they aren’t really the front runners of where you’d find CoD gamers. CoD would be on XBOX Consoles, and PC - Steam, XBOX, Activision/Blizzard Launcher. It feels like a toxic business play. Similar to Epic, and Apple issue.

[@DeadPhoenix86DP]

I have a 42 inch TV, which is a perfect size for me. I don't want anything bigger.

[@bodacious117]

It’s not Microsoft that the issue with not coming to a deal.. it’s Sony being a bunch of hypocrites.. why anyone is a sony fan after all this is beyond me

[@justingalasso1850]

What if another company was to release a console that's superior in a year or 2 with a price that competes, or is even better than both Sony, and Microsoft?

[@Hallowed_Gerbil]

My opinion is that we need fewer new consoles, we need better games, we have very few AAA games, but we keep getting new consoles to keep playing the same AAA games, for me I want better and more AAA games than a new console.