With Blu-ray being a proprietary Sony technology, it struck many people as odd that the Japanese manufacturer didn?t implement a 4K player into their revised PS4 Slim or PS4 Pro consoles; the latter especially, considering its status as a premium piece of hardware. As part of today?s deluge of news surrounding the upcoming PlayStation 5, however, a PS5 4K Blu-ray player has been confirmed and lauded as a significant new feature.
Although the PS4 Pro started to usher gamers toward a 4K future, movie and television fans didn?t quite receive the same treatment. Owners of the upgraded console would need a 4K television in order to enjoy games to the fullest, but there was subsequently no means of enjoying more passive on-screen entertainment to the same extent.
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