It's just two Ps4s taped together!

I didn't think of that. That's definitely a good point, LOL!

If anything you may still get 4K cutsenes on big budget games. I'm sure that shouldn't be difficult and may be worth something.

The engine has no much to do as anything can definitely be translated. Similar to the translation of Metal Slug 3 to 1080p. Even on 1080p you can still tell the game was not built for 1080p yet it is 1080p, and it looks cool on 1080p, as opposed of how 448p looks on modern TVs which was its original resolution.

It was not possible for the Wii to deliver that, but the PS3 and the PS4 definitely can.

The real issue are the frame rates. I would say games like Diablo 3 are easily translated for 4K without compromising the frame rate, and that's a 2012 game.

So in other words with the right amount of power anything can get that resolution and a good frame rate too. But without the power you need to compromise in something, whether is the frame rate or the textures, basically the amount of things the GPU has to compute on screen at the same time.

I want this game to be in 4k to experience this:

OK, so after looking on the Internet the different results people were having with their HDR TVs I felt compeled to do some research on how to calibrate mine. I did find out that my TV was simply not calibrated.

However while calibrating it, I really went and try to see if there was a difference just with the demo alone, and after meticulously putting attention I now see it, it is there and I can't take it back.

It is one of those things that once you actually see it, it stays with you.

So yes, there is a clear difference between the standard PS4 and the PS4 Pro and it is very noticeable with or without HDR.

Here is the Horizon PS4 Pro demo without HDR:



Here is the Horizon PS4 Pro demo with default HDR:



Here is the Horizon PS4 Pro demo with HDR calibrated:



Here is how a PS4 game looks on the standard PS4 model:



Or this:



As you you can see, even with a cellphone camera the difference is obvious.

So I take back everything I said about the Pro worthiness, the standard PS4 image really does look inferior next to the PS4 Pro image, and that's just from a YouTube demo, I'm sure a direct signal would make an even bigger difference.

You also have to consider that as of right now only a extremely limited handful of games are going to take advantage of the new power. So if you want the Pro make sure you want to play those very specific games. However in the future I'm sure many new games will get support.

The ones I can remember are:

- Battlefield 1
- Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare
- Days Gone
- Deus Ex Mankind Divided
- Dishonored 2
- FIFA 17
- Fallout 4
- Final Fantasy XV
- For Honor
- Ghost Recon Wild Lands
- God Of War
- Horizon Zero Dawn
- Infamous First Light
- The Last Of Us
- Mass Effect Andromeda
- Middle-Earth Shadow Of Mordor
- PES 2017
- Rise Of The Tomb Raider
- Spider-Man
- Titanfall 2
- Uncharted 4 A Thief's End
- Watch Dogs 2
- The Witness

If you ask me the game I would like to see getting the upgrade is Bloodborne, the game is already an eye candy as it is.

Now, obviously the amount of power is not enough to deliver native 4K and we can't deny that. It is not even close. However the difference is very clear. After calibrating my TV and really taking a look while comparing it directly to a standard game, the difference is very real.

What happens is that for those that don't see the difference yet, it is likely they are experiencing what was happening to me, in your mind you think there is no difference because that's how you remember the games looking on the standard PS4, but if you actually do the test the difference is definitely there.

I would say on my 4K TV the difference is even more pronounced than the difference between the The Phantom Pain on the PS3 and the Phantom Pain on the standard PS4. It looks like that kind of generation jump.

So for those looking forward to take advantage of the Pro, congratulations because I'm impressed, and that's a hard thing to accomplish. Sadly I'm not impressed by the games getting supported, so this is still not for me. It would really mean getting it just for PES and PES looks fine already.

My guess is that if I eventually get it, it would have to be for VR, but even that is a stretch.