@sellingthings: Its not horrible without the pro. It would just be immensely better.

@jako998: PC is a no brainer. Some people can't afford the $1200 for a gaming rig and the $800 on top for the Vive, though.

@sellingthings: You have no idea what you are talking about. On top of that, only 20% of individuals have a DSL connection which is the rarest connection type in the segment. http://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2014/cb14-202.html

@justin01: You are a rarity. Half these plebs, that are complaining, pirate all of their content anyway.

@sellingthings: 8 out of 10 Americans have high-speed internet. 2.1 million people have dial-up (less than 1%). Only 2% of Americans can't get internet access. Approx. 15% choose not to have it. So you are fighting for Sony to enhance their hardware to 3% of Americans, when maybe only a fraction of those Americans will buy their system and run into the 4K Blu-Ray issue? Sounds like a bad business decision. You use a PS4 for gaming first. If you buy discs to play 4k movies, YOU are the one that needs the upgrade because you are wasting money on Physical discs.

@colbster: It streams 4k blue-ray. Who the hell buys physical discs?

I have a friend that thinks Mark Zuckerberg stole his idea for Facebook when he sat next to him on a plane. He has been diagnosed with psychosis and stopped taking his meds. The brain does funny stuff when it starts to fail.

C'mon FPS Metroid game.