The latest news in the gaming industry has revealed some exciting updates for PlayStation fans. Not only is the long-awaited PS5 Pro rumored to be under development, but there are also reports of a new handheld console, the PS Vita 2.
According to a recent live broadcast by “Moore’s Law Is Dead,” the PS5 Pro is expected to feature a 4nm Zen 2 8-core CPU, 60CUs, and 16GB of 18Gbps GDDR6 memory. Additionally, it has been speculated that the PS5 Pro may be launched by the end of this year, with a price tag of around US$499 (approximately HK$4,000).
In an unexpected turn of events, Sony has also reportedly started development on the PS Vita 2, a portable game console that can run games independently. The handheld device is said to feature a customized AMD APU, with the potential to run all PS4 games and even some PS5 games after a simple update. Analysts have suggested that the PS Vita 2 may be released in conjunction with the PS6 product cycle, serving as a cheaper but portable option for the Japanese market.
While these revelations have sparked excitement among gaming enthusiasts, it’s important to note that Sony has not officially confirmed the development or release of either the PS5 Pro or the PS Vita 2. However, if the reports from “Moore’s Law Is Dead” hold true, PlayStation fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming years.