Source reveals possibility of Sony abandoning idea of releasing PS5 Pro for this reason.

Recently, we have noticed that current home gaming consoles for the new generation are struggling to be available in large quantities in global markets, especially the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series platforms, which have recently seen significant improvement in terms of availability in stores and sales points.

On the other hand, we do not know if this availability will continue in the near future, which has led to many expectations based on leaks and rumors here and there, revealing intentions to launch enhanced devices in the middle of the current generation, especially by Sony through a PlayStation 5 Pro device specifically after the success of the PlayStation 4 Pro.

However, we know very well that the PlayStation 4 was a very unique story because its hardware was confirmed from the start not to last for another four years due to its limitations, although Sony confirmed the opposite through the availability of the latest games, the latest being God of War Ragnarok and earlier through Horizon Forbidden West.

Therefore, with the PlayStation 5, expectations were pointing in the same direction, before the user and reliable source, Tom Henderson, recently mentioned on his Twitter account that he expects Sony to be working on a new device, but he cannot imagine it being the PlayStation 5 Pro for several reasons.

One of the most important reasons is that the PlayStation 5 has not yet received the attention it deserves, whether through games or by utilizing its available technological features, which makes the closest decision to focus on the upcoming PlayStation 6 device, which must also be a technological marvel by Sony engineers.

What about you, our followers? Do you welcome the idea of ​​launching an enhanced PlayStation 5 Pro device currently, or do you prefer to stick with the current device until the PlayStation 6 for the next generation? Especially since expectations indicate the current generation will continue until 2028. Share with us in the comments section.