An online seller recently posted an egregious ad asking for $10,000 in exchange for an "attempt" to secure a limited-edition PS5 Pro 30th Anniversary console. Only 12,300 units of the celebratory PS5 Pro bundle will go on sale later this year at a currently-undisclosed price, but $10,000 is stretching it a bit too far, especially when it isn't even guaranteed.
It's safe to say that the PS5 Pro's $700 price tag has incited outrage on quite a large scale. Many have questioned whether the console's upgraded performance is even worth the stratospheric pricing territory, especially after reports of big games like GTA 6 potentially forgoing a 60fps mode on the PS5 Pro. While in-depth performance analyses of the PS5 Pro have yet to surface, it's worth noting that it's targeted squarely at the small subset of enthusiasts willing to spend whatever it takes for the best possible performance on a console.
The pricey PS5 Pro has reignited one of the most heated gaming debates. Are console gamers better served investing in a gaming PC?
Not long after the PS5 Pro's reveal, PlayStation announced its 30th Anniversary collection of PS5...
