For some reason, Sony has been pretty secretive of the pS4, which is most likely going to be fully unveiled at E3 this summer.
New details were passed on as Sony explained the new console will support 4K video and photos. Of course, with 4K TV’s not so prominent in today’s society, it won’t be a huge breakthrough. In a couple of years, when 4K TV’s are mainstream we will start to notice this massive improvement of technology.
Companies have started to realize Apple’s way of strategy: to shift services to more downloads and less physical copies. Sony is now allowing every single PS4 title to be available for download. Not that they’re eliminating physical copies.
Let’s be realistic here. 4K contents are huge files. They can surpass 100 Gigabytes. As a result, Sony won’t be releasing this download service on launch day. It’s okay though. None of us really do have the money to even buy a 4K TV in the first place.
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