@zinten: It has 3 USB 3.1 ports and there are USB 3.1 to HDMI 2.0 (which is 4K capable) converters out there, but it seems pretty unlikely they wouldn't include HDMI out considering how standard it is.

Maybe Sony is just taking an extra step to make people more confused by requiring them to buy a USB to HDMI converter lol :P

@heydink: Thanks. There is a good chance I'll end up going with a KS8000 55 or 60 inch. I'll be getting one sooner because of the PS4 Pro as well, and I'm mainly getting a PS4 Pro because Final Fantasy XV will be enhanced on it lol.

Gamespot, has anyone ever told you that it's really annoying when you post a video at the top of a review that isn't a video review? Get's you more advertising revenue though eh?

Interesting that the PS4 Pro doesn't have HDMI output listed.

@heydink: Thanks for the info. I might be buying one in a few months so I'll definitely consider this. It's close to what I'd be looking for (though I was going to aim closer to $1000).

I've been a fan of Sony Bravia HD TV's in the past and I'm curious if you know how the KS8000 compares to the 4K UHD Bravias. From a quick search it looks like the Bravia line is a bit cheaper.

@powerman3500: That would be true if he had used the word "anticlimactic" instead of "anticlimatic".

For some reason, Tay saying "anticlimatic" is sticking in my head. What would climate have to do with it?

I can't help but wonder if developing the game to be released on 5 systems simultaneously is a big reason for the delay. Inafune cited multi-platform development as a major issue for Mighty No. 9.

The important thing is that Bloodstained is looking great so far and I want Igarashi to take his time if that will result in the best game he can create.

@darkouer: Definitely a different developer. Igarashi worked on Castlevania: Symphony of the Night and Inafune worked on some Mega Man games.