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6/10/2016 4:31:55 AM
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The reason behind this choice is a marketing and development reason as well as the fact that the last gen consoles don't have enough RAM to run anymore of the game changes.
Marketing reason: Destiny 2 is in a year, get a sneak peak at how Destiny will evolve in the next expansion with changes that old gen couldn't handle.
Development: Less time wasted trying to port changes and work around behind 10 year old hardware.
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Edited by Uncha1n3dSky: 6/10/2016 4:36:52 AMExactly right. Plus standard PS4 is gonna go down in price when PS4K comes out this year for the VR headset and for 4K TVs. The fps for that will be 60fps compatibility.
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I doubt I will get a PSNeo since I just upgraded my hardrive to a 2 terabyte. Only one game crash so far. If the upgrade I deem as worth it then I'll just replace the Neo hard drive with my current one on Day 1.
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If they change the way you can upgrade your hard drive for ps4neo then that would suck.
