There are plenty of caveats when working on GPGPU code, but you don't have to have 100% efficiency for it to still be a win wrt frame times.
Good on Sony, looks like PS4 will dominate this gen and probably hit 80m easily.
Now they just need to invest that into more games and exclusives.
PS3 at least had Uncharted, Folklore, Resistance, and Motorstorm in its first year. PS4 is the worst lineup in Playstation History no joke.
almost 10 million shipped even, which doesn't mean that much
How many had the PS3 sold at this stage?
Not a huge deal when it's the place-to-be for multiplat titles.
That's a good effort, is it on track for GOAT?
More than that now, according to a statement on November 12th they will have soon shipped over 10 million. I imagine the Christmas sales gave a huge spike.
http://news.xbox.com/2014/11/xbox-one-sales-on-the-rise
Ah ok, cloth simulation is a series of calculations better suited for a GPU type processor I guess then? Do you think we ever saw what the cell could do as a CPU as it seemed that most of the time it was held back by having to support the GPU.
This demo was from the AC Unity guys, a game that unlikely the other AAA devs in this gen struggled with major performance issues.The current topic appears to be that the CPU is the limiting factor (Ubi had a software demo showing the PS3 cell was quicker than the PS4 CPU) until devs properly get used to using the GPU for additional calcs. Back in the PS3 days the cell CPU used to help out the graphics chip a lot once devs figured out how to use it, the situation will be reversed this time around.
81.8 million, attach rate of 4.42 games/console.Chû Totoro;146175275 said:total software sales anyone?
PS3 at least had Uncharted, Folklore, Resistance, and Motorstorm in its first year. PS4 is the worst lineup in Playstation History no joke.
Doubtful, the PS2 sold 150 million units....
Don't see that record falling anytime soon.
More than that now, according to a statement on November 12th they will have soon shipped over 10 million. I imagine the Christmas sales gave a huge spike.
http://news.xbox.com/2014/11/xbox-one-sales-on-the-rise
How come? It's selling much more comparatively in a more competitive market.
It's already behind the Wii iirc.
That's the problem with that announcement, though. "Soon" could have meant anything at that point. It could have meant after the holiday season. Hell, it could have even meant that they planned on having 10 million shipped to retailers after stuffing the shit out of the channel. We have no idea based on that quote.
I'm not saying I think that's true, I'm just saying they were being purposely vague. We'll have to wait until they announce their next milestone.
It's already behind the Wii iirc.
81.8 million....holy shit that jump.
360:
Software (excluding XBL) : 55.12 million
Hardware: 10.4 million
Tie Ratio (excluding XBL) : 5.3
PS4's user base is expanding at a rapid rate is a major reason for the lower tie ratio. Still impressive software sales.
81.8 million....holy shit that jump.
360:
Software (excluding XBL) : 55.12 million
Hardware: 10.4 million
Tie Ratio (excluding XBL) : 5.3
PS4's user base is expanding at a rapid rate is a major reason for the lower tie ratio. Still impressive software sales.
I want a VC4 on PS4....SEGA pls give the series another chance
Should get a MS update towards tail end of January.
Last year published on 23rd January.
Should get a MS update towards tail end of January.
Last year published on 23rd January.
God I feel old.
Remember the first year or so of the Wii, really felt involved with it all, knew loads of people who had one / were trying to get one, seemed to be an "important" story.
But PS4 has, buy the sounds of it, sold only 2 mil less in it's first year, but I've heard nowt about it, I know nobody who had got one and it has all just passed me by.
Not according to the majority of gamers. It's ridiculous that people are still saying this.For a console with not that much exclusives (that goes for X1 as well, only WiiU has an impressive library of quality exclusive games), it's pretty impressive. Then again, I'm not surprised. Microsoft shot themselves in the foot beginning of the generation. Congrats Sony!
More than that now, according to a statement on November 12th they will have soon shipped over 10 million. I imagine the Christmas sales gave a huge spike.
http://news.xbox.com/2014/11/xbox-one-sales-on-the-rise
It's already behind the Wii iirc.
Yeah, shipped almost 10 mil. But how many they have sold trough? 7 or 8 mil. at that time???
Citation needed.I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
Kinda funny considering it was mostly Americans complaining about the Plus offerings on the GAF Plus topic in 2013/2014, compared to happy Europeans.The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
For what its worth, Sony has very likely contributed to that mindset with heavily pushing AAA games like God of War and Uncharted, while leaving the middleground dead (hey Wipeout).
It doesn't come out of nowhere.
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
Middleground? PS4 being the leading console for all indies alike. Isn't that the current middleground and underground? PS4 has it all covered.
Kinda funny considering it was mostly Americans complaining about the Plus offerings on the GAF Plus topic in 2013/2014, compared to happy Europeans.
I'm French and I have always been very happy about PS+. There are satisfied and unsatisfied people everywhere, not sure how it's supposed to be a USA vs ROTW matter
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
More than that now, according to a statement on November 12th they will have soon shipped over 10 million. I imagine the Christmas sales gave a huge spike.
http://news.xbox.com/2014/11/xbox-one-sales-on-the-rise
No, indies are not middleground. A few higher budget indie titles are similar to the AA games of old but most are not. Plus you can get them all on steam and even a toaster can run them.
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.
More than that now, according to a statement on November 12th they will have soon shipped over 10 million. I imagine the Christmas sales gave a huge spike.
http://news.xbox.com/2014/11/xbox-one-sales-on-the-rise
I just wanted to chime in and point out some of the disbelief over how many people ACTUALLY have PS+. There was some concerning comments about that earlier in this thread...
...Not everyone thinks PS+ is a bargain, or a great value. There are plenty who think the PS3 was the better console last gen because multiplayer was still free. There's also still a lot of happy PS3 owners in general.
For many across the world, PS+ was never perceived to be the 'value' many Americans believe it to be. Americans pay $60 a year and think they're getting free stuff... The rest of the world looks at it is, "Uh, free stuff? Um, can we have the drugs those guys are sniffing, because you're clearly not getting free stuff... and your value decreases with each and every month that goes by when you're not downloading a game you'd actually want..."
Throwing multiplayer behind a pay wall on the PS4 isn't helping matters of perception around the world, either.
The United States does NOT equal the rest of the world. PS+ was always held with some contempt everywhere else.