Yeah it is a routine thing companies do.. but for scalebound it doesn’t make sense given that the game is supposedly canceled.

Only reason i can think of is that MS is afraid Sony will buy the Scalebound trademark and release it as a PS4 exclusive!!! XD

And the fact that the price hasnt even been announced yet.

I read that it is a normal thing to renew trademarks before they expire.

A lot of people are pressuring others into confirming the Scorpio is already the best console and stuff.. but it’s not even out yet. This makes me very suspicious.

If the Scorpio was out and a couple of games were reviewed on it, we could have a debate of which console is better.. but at this point there is no point in comparing the PS4 and Scorpio.

Untill then PS4 is prince.. king and emperor! 😉

By your logic you shouldn’t have bought a PS4 Pro, because the leap is almost the same. PS4 2TF – Ps4 Pro 4TF – Scorpio 6TF.

AND don’t forget – Scorpio has more RAM as well…

At the moment I buy my multiplats on PS4 Pro, when Scorpio comes, I’ll buy them there. And checkerboarding and 4K is not the same thing. One is a compromise, the other the real deal.

But that’s the advantage if you go multi – pick the best from each system and enjoy it all and ignore the fanboys 😉

I will buy them for my PS4 Pro.

You talk as if the scorpio is gonna be 200% better than the PS4 Pro.. 40% at best. That’s not enough of a leap to justify buying the Scorpio.

The PS4 Pro can do Destiny 2, at 4k/30fps and the Scorpio will have the same version.

There isn’t that much of a difference between Scorpio’s “native 4k” and Sony’s 4k upscale rendering checkerboard system..

I’m talking non-released future multiplatform games like Assassins Creed, Destiny 2, Battlefront 2, CoDww2, The Crew 2, Project Cars 2… that stuff

Simple

Doesnt matter if they look the best on the scorpio.

Im not buying the same games i have on my PS4 Pro again on the Scorpio..

You forgot 3rd party mulitiplatform games – those will look best on Scorpio. I am sure some people will want the best console version available, that’s Scorpio’s target audience.