Indeed, I don't think the opinion of
@jrbabbitt or PS4 users is necessarily wrong, just that we kinda need to look at this realistically. We definitely are in a different age with all this cross generation software and long life cycles, but man.. Imagine how much better or farther along GT7 would be if they weren't told to go back and support the PS4.
It'd be great if more people could get PS5s and enjoy the game. Even better if you get a PS5 Pro because it can look even better. Unfortunately, systems have become a high $$$ expenditure, not exactly because of their high price tag but, at least here in the US, it feels like income has not increased alongside the inflation. I'm just an idiot with poor spending habits who likes to have the new cool thing as soon as I can.
*I'll also note here that I'm okay with spending some money on things I know I am going to use a lot and enjoy, like a PlayStation or the TV. It helps distract from the misery that is life. Contrast that with an Xbox or Nintendo, where I used to buy them all back in the day, but now I don't even bother cause I know I would barely use them and it's a waste. I've been around the whole proverbial hardware-cycle-block enough times.
Then again, if you don't like what GT7 is or the experience it provides, or maybe you think there are 0 good games available for PS5, then you don't need to get one and can save yourself a chunk of money