The PS5 Pro's price point has been a hot topic ever since Sony announced that its beefed-up console would cost $700 when it comes out this November, but Sonic Team's producer reckons its "quality" might justify the high price tag.
Sony has attempted to convince everyone that a $700 upgrade - not including the add-on disc drive - is worth the extra horsepower with several zoomed-in, side-by-side comparisons of games running on both the PS5 Pro and base PS5. Graphics have gotten to the point where most people won't be able to distinguish the difference while looking at compressed footage online, but hearing that the high-end machine might give us "games that can express the speed of Sonic?" Well, that's all they ever had to say.
