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PlayStation 5 Pro: Release in Late '24 Hinted by Devs

By CarterDec 30,2024

Gamescom 2024 Whispers: PS5 Pro Launch Imminent?

PS5 Pro Might Be Coming In Late 2024, Gamescom Devs RevealThe gaming world is abuzz with speculation following Gamescom 2024, where whispers about the PlayStation 5 Pro's release have reached fever pitch. Developers are reportedly discussing the console's specifications and adjusting release plans accordingly. Let's delve into the details surrounding this highly anticipated upgrade.

Gamescom 2024: PS5 Pro Dominates Developer Conversations

PS5 Pro Might Be Coming In Late 2024, Gamescom Devs RevealRumors of a PS5 Pro have circulated throughout 2024, but Gamescom saw a noticeable shift. Developers, according to Wccftech's Alessio Palumbo, are openly acknowledging the upcoming console. Some have even delayed game launches to coincide with its arrival.

Palumbo reports a conversation with an anonymous developer who confirmed receiving PS5 Pro specifications and anticipates significantly improved Unreal Engine 5 performance compared to the standard PS5. This corroborates a similar report from Multiplayer, suggesting multiple developers are working with the new hardware. The fact that a smaller studio was involved implies widespread access to PS5 Pro details.

PS5 Pro Might Be Coming In Late 2024, Gamescom Devs Reveal

Analyst Predictions Fuel the Fire

Adding further credence to the speculation, analyst William R. Aguilar suggested on X (formerly Twitter) in July that a PS5 Pro announcement is likely before the year's end, potentially during a September 2024 State of Play event. This timing mirrors the PlayStation 4 Pro's release, which was announced on September 7th, 2016 and launched just two months later. Palumbo suggests this precedent makes a near-term announcement highly plausible. The implication is that Sony aims to announce the PS5 Pro before it significantly impacts sales of the existing PS5.

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