All First-Party Project Scorpio Titles Will Be Natively Rendered at 4K We will keep you apprised of Xbox Scorpio details as they arise, so stay tuned to for that and all your gaming news. Xbox Scorpio has no exact release date as of yet, but is slated for “holiday 2017”. PlayStation 4 Pro is scheduled to release on November 10, 2016. So how does one choose between the two? To help you make that decision, we have compiled a list of the five fast facts you need to know regarding PlayStation 4 Pro vs.
What we do know is that both consoles promise 4K and HDR gaming, virtual reality, 4K streaming, and compatibility with all current games and peripherals neither represents a new console generation, but rather a “mid-cycle upgrade”.
Little is currently known about the Scorpio, but Microsoft seems committed to providing as many details as possible at this early stage to convince gamers to hold off until next year. With the year-long gap between the two releases, it’s conceivable that some consumers could shell out the money for both however, given the cost of extras such as games, accessories, and online subscriptions, it’s unlikely for most players. In the wake of the recent Sony PlayStation Meeting where the company officially unveiled the PS4 Pro (previously Neo), gamers are left with a difficult decision to make this holiday season: to upgrade to the PS4 Pro this year or wait until next year for the Xbox Project Scorpio (official name TBA).
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