Just realized the PS5 is like 6 years old and we're due for a new console soon. But, I have not idea what I want from it. PS5 already fulfills all my needs and then some but maybe that isn't the case for everyone else.

I think the next-gen systems are supposed to have 40-64GB RAM. Unless the manufacturers take a huge price hit, I think a lot of people will not be able to afford one.Considering the price of proponents, think we all might need to settle on what we have now.
I don't think Xbox will make any at this point, but Sony already has PS5 Slims. They're not as radical as PS2 or PS3 redesigns but still pretty decent for the replaceable disk drive along.Weren't we supposed to get slim line consoles first?
Even the Switch 2 is almost a year old. It still feels like last month though.Really does not feel like 6 years have passed.

Simplicity. I'm tired at the end of the day, I put a cartridge in and start playing before bed. A bit slower for discs if you need to install them but you get the point.What can consoles do that computers can't?



What can consoles do that computers can't?
Sony (and presumably Xbox too) has a lot of money riding on this from what I have read, and with agreements, production lines etc. the current expected release is next year!Not really 6 years, more like 5 years 4 months to be exact, with current RAM and SSD shortage it is a bad idea to release a new console.
I remember reading that the PS5 has a weak CPU and not great RT as it was mostly an afterthought, so maybe they want to improve on those even though a lot should be solved by optimization. Still, none of this completely disqualifies the PS5 as a platform for releases during next gen, so we'll probably just get the same stuff at lower res.Are developers actually running into technical limitations with the current generation of consoles? I'm not one myself but I can't imagine anything worthwhile that would only be possible on next gen and isn't possible on current gen.
I will have to disagree. The previous gen's slow loading times were a huge immersion breaker and it's still common for PS4 games to take long to load on PS5. At least for me who only had cartridge based systems before that. PS5's and XSX's SSDs are game changing.I still believe that the PS5/XSX generation should have arrived in 2024 since both the PS4 and the XBOX One still had a lot to offer.
Hey, do you remember in the DS/3DS era, when suddenly cartridge games had LOADING TIMES?!At least for me who only had cartridge based systems before that. PS5's and XSX's SSDs are game changing.

Those are handhelds, not home consoles. And they are still faster than hard drives or not as egregious, if only because the games are tiny and low res.Hey, do you remember in the DS/3DS era, when suddenly cartridge games had LOADING TIMES?!
There's going to be a PS6 Pro, a Slim, maybe even an Xbox or two.we need a ps6 and nothing else