If the release of PlayStation 4 Pro has proven anything, it’s that perhaps we weren’t quite ready. Ready for the traditional generation-cycle to shatter, for 4K-enabled gaming or the apparent revolution that is HDR; we weren’t prepared for the future, basically. And that isn’t just ‘we’, the media, or you, the gamers, either, but those working behind the polygons and pixels too. The PS4 Pro is technically the most powerful home console on the market, but we’re seeing a handful of games – the biggest, most expensive and most hyped games of the year, in some cases – perform worse on the system than that of the standard PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, particularly when plugged into a standard 1080p television.
“ The tech isn’t there to support these new…