“So the PS4 Pro is only an update in the hardware, you sure it runs all the PS4 games. Like there's not gonna be some catch where one game won't be able to run there and run on the other PS4? Cuz KH3 will be here soon, and I'm playing it!!”
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This question has been confirmed by Sony several times. All game makers will be required to have two modes per game so both consoles get the experienced they paid for.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The RAM's faster, the CPU is something like a third faster, and the GPU is over 2x as powerful. And yeah, there shouldn't be any issues running any PS4 games on it. Personally if I were buying a new PS4, there's no way I'd get anything other than the Pro. For just $100 more you're getting literally more than 2x the hardware. Remains to be seen how much/how well developers will take advantage of the much bigger GPU, but regardless it's a good deal.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The PS4 Pro will ALWAYS be able to play all PS4 games. As of right now, Sony says all PS4 Pro games will be able to be played on the PS4. Eventually, most people suspect that Sony will make games that only work on the PS4 Pro, or look terrible on the standard PS4.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.PS4 Pro is very much a PS4, just improved. It is compatible with all PS4 games, and will just run games better. Starting in October, developers are required to have a base PS4 and Pro version of all games sent to Sony for certification. Think Iphone 7 & Iphone 7+ This is not PS5.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.All PS4 games will work on the PS4 pro. The PS4 Pro is not an entirely different console, just a few components changed. Everything should feel the same on the user side of things, except for smoother gaming. Meaning, the PS4 should be able to handle all current PS4 Games just fine and all future PS4 games just fine.
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