@ShimmerMan: Sorry, just sounds like whining for the sake of whining now. You are angry that the superior version is on a console you don't have, but yet you are also arguing that the revised console should be a even bigger difference than it already is?...
With your logic, the difference would be huge, and the players playing on the original PS4 would have a massively inferior experience (the exact thing you are complaining about, yet it would be a even bigger deal). The console would also cost a ridiculous amount of money, and also have completely different hardware. If you want next-gen, wait for PS5.
Don't whine for the sake of it, buy Nioh and enjoy it. It's a FANTASTIC game, and is fantastic regardless of whether it's played on a PS4 or PS4 pro.
@ShimmerMan: All the things you listed would have to come in a PS5 though, not a revision of an existing console. I do understand where you're coming from, but you must remember the developers have the choice of making EVERY one of their games 1080p @ 60FPS, they choose not to.
Even if the console was 10x more powerful, there would still be a lot of games not running at 60FPS, because developers want their games to be as good looking as possible, because this attracts the common gamer more than 60FPS.
Even now, with the power of the PS4 pro, the patches usually aim to improve graphics rather than make them 60fps... because that's what the common gamer wants. If people want 60fps consistently... Consoles will never be the place for them. I wish it wasn't so, too.
@ShimmerMan: You are thinking way, way too much into it man. It's the same thing with PC gaming, you have choices now. Choices are good, but choices cost money. If you want the best experience, you'll be constantly upgrading, if you're okay with a good experience, you don't have to upgrade often at all. Just chill. The base PS4 version is just fine.
@RaveNRolla: Be careful not to get too sucked into this frame of mind, there is no need to hate all DLC plans. Dark Souls 3 was a huge, huge game with lots of content and love poured into its world. It was clear that the vision wasn't affected by the plans for the DLC, and it was more of a way to improve the game, not take away from it and sell it separately.
As long as the DLC plans do not hamper the main game, then I'm fine with it. Some of us want as much Souls content as possible!
@scottyp360: I actually find it much scarier than Outlast, personally. Knowing that I have to face the monsters, that I have to defeat them, is much more tense to me rather than just running away and hiding. If you liked Outlast, you'll love this. It's really good.
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