To be able to afford something means more than just having the money that it costs. It also means having the requisite desire and perceived need to convince yourself its cost is commensurate with its value.
When Kotaku staff writer Zack Zwiezen claims $700 for a PS5 Pro is a 'fair trade,' yet our senior editor Alyssa Mercante writes, 'I can't justify spending more on a video game console than I do during a quarterly Botox session,' what they're telling us is which experiences they value enough to pay a premium for.
My version of Alyssa's Botox argument is that for the cost of a PS5 that's only slightly more advanced than the one I already own, I could just as easily buy two or three sick RRL pieces for the fall, my favorite season for dressing.
If you are, read on to get Zack and Alyssa's diverging thoughts in full, as well as the internet's reaction to Sony's announcement, side-by-side comparisons between games on the PS5 and PS5 Pro.
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