Gamers who want to carry over their User Data from an older PS5 to a newer PlayStation 5 Pro will have to go through several steps

Sony revealed in its FY2024 Q2 financial results yesterday that it has now sold 65 million PlayStation 5 consoles.

Reviewers say the PlayStation Pro is an upgrade in performance over the older PS5, but truly enjoying it requires an expensive setup.

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A HEFTY PRICE TAG The improvements make the PS5 Pro sound like a winner until players check the price. At $699, the console costs $200 more than the original console at launch. The price puts it on par with budget gaming rigs, bringing up a value proposition and one big question: Who is the PS5 Pro for?

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In my week of testing, the PlayStation 5 Pro delivered better visuals than the standard PS5, but it doesn't come cheap.

Sony sold far fewer PS5 consoles than at the same time last year. It was in the leadup to the much-anticipated PlayStation 5 Pro console, so maybe it was expected. While we won’t know about sales numbers for Sony’s first $700 ($780 with the often-necessary disk drive) in a few months,

That statement is true, but does the Pro model warrant such a wildly high price tag compared to the PS5 Slim? Many reviewers say no, not for most people. GameSpot says this "mid-c