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Leaker says Sony expects PS5 Pro specs to surface this month, as dev kits make their way to game studios
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this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2023
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Am I tripping or did this only happen once each? Was there some PS3 Pro or Xbox 360X that I missed?
I'm not saying they aren't going to do it again, but I wouldn't call it a tradition just yet.
Edit: People I know there were slim versions and other variants of consoles. I'm talking about mid-generstion upgrades to performance. Like Nintendo handhelds: the New 3DS and Gameboy Color would be reasonable examples. There's some things you can stretch: the N64 memory pack, the Sega tower of power.
They did some minor hardware revisions and "Slim" models, but yeah they were never intended as a "Pro" model with increased performance/graphics. Definitely not a "tradition" by this point