“In addition it’s clear that the potential is there and that it will take time for developers to get a handle on the new technology meaning the first couple of titles like above will be a bit spotty”
Nope. It’s all about bottom dollar. Greater fidelity costs more time/money simple as that. There is no magic new technology to wrap their heads around; it’s just a more powerful GPU, one that a multitude of game development studios would already be familiar with.
They will simply weigh up the investment (time/money) and decide whether it’s worth it to upgrade their games. The approach would be different depending on whether it’s a new or old title as well as how far in the development process they are.
Logically they would also take into account market saturation of the PS4 Pro.
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“In addition it’s clear that the potential is there and that it will take time for developers to get a handle on the new technology meaning the first couple of titles like above will be a bit spotty”
Nope. It’s all about bottom dollar. Greater fidelity costs more time/money simple as that. There is no magic new technology to wrap their heads around; it’s just a more powerful GPU, one that a multitude of game development studios would already be familiar with.
They will simply weigh up the investment (time/money) and decide whether it’s worth it to upgrade their games. The approach would be different depending on whether it’s a new or old title as well as how far in the development process they are.
Logically they would also take into account market saturation of the PS4 Pro.