Septimus Prime
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Just let me know when to preorder, and I'll do it.
The thing about computers is you can upgrade just the parts and still be fine.IMO, console hardware isn't the same as a phone, expecting to have to upgrade a console every couple of years isn't going to provide for the same experience phones have. The vast majority of people aren't upgrading their computers every 2-3 years (though the market is probably skewed in that regard in that is more catered to to enthusiast users in the first place)
Lmao, what a waste. 2x GPU is not even good enough for 1440p but it is good enough to fragment the userbase.
If this is all true I will no longer buy Playstation consoles until the very last model comes out every generation so I can make sure I get the best experience.
Something tells me this is being blown way out of proportion and I also do not see Sony engaging in such a daring adventure when they almost got bankrupt.
The property buildings they had that they sold probably saved their asses, and the Playstation brand is almost the only profitable region right now.
Why fuck with that stability by introducing such a thing that can divide your average consumer base.
Generalizes an entire forum because of a small fraction of spec whoring gamers.
Doesn't understand why people don't want to spend PC prices without PC advantages.
NeoGAF
Uhhh I'm an "enthusiast" and I'm basically being forced to buy a new ps4 to play the most optimized games for this box. I don't even mind this concept if it were communicated on the front end, but when I bought my ps4 this was NOT the expectation.
Sony better have a hell of an upgrade program.
They won't make games that run at 20FPS. You'll still get a 30FPS game just with worse image quality and less effects - a game that looks no worse than it'd look on PS4 otherwise if PS4K never existed.You are asuming every PS4K game will e 60 fps and this is so wrong. People said the same shit with PS4. At the end, devs will want to push the hardware, and that means 30 fps on PS4K... and probably 20 on PS4.
Also lol at 4k... native for sure it won't happen, even with double the power on GPU.
I want to personally thank the mod who banned JollyJoe
Generalizes an entire forum because of a small fraction of spec whoring gamers.
Doesn't understand why people don't want to spend PC prices without PC advantages.
NeoGAF
If they had a trade in program, they could speed up the adoption rate if people have a reason to buy 4K TVs.
I don't think that's a solution. They'll just release games in a similar state on the more powerful hardware while allowing for degradation on the current versions. Isn't that how its always gone?I don't see it improving either way. It may well be that, for the games they want to make, the hardware is a bottleneck already and the only "solution" to poor performance and load times is more powerful hardware.
My 180 GTX 460 allowed me to play every PS360 game ported to PC at 1080p and 60 FPS, since 2010 till the gen was finished.
180, +3 years.
It was stated plainly and with no room for interpretation that there are developers that already have development kits for the PS4K and that they are making games that will directly target and take advantage of the higher specs of the PS4K. It was also stated that these games will in fact work for the PS4 but with considerable sacrifices made to performance.
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We were also given a list of games that will be available at launch that will directly take advantage of the PS4K where the differences are and I will quote him "Significant."
But what if the PS4K version only runs at 30fps to begin with?
I want to personally thank the mod who banned JollyJoe
It's not spiting since all games will "work" across the sku's.
People are crazy to assume that developers will focus game performance with the PS4K as a baseline. It isn't rocket science that word of mouth would destroy a bad performing game on the original PS4.
However, if games keep performing and looking better when taking into account their Xbox One counterparts, and looking even better with the new PS4, what's the big deal? Buy it if you want the extra AA, effects and overall eye candy.
Don't buy it and play the same games.
Bingo. This is all about the TVs. Sony could stand to make a fortune in 4K adoption.
More TVs, mean more UHDs, mean more PS4Ks.
They are using the Playstation brand as they did to sell DVDs and Blu-rays in previous generations.
I'll get it if they make a patch for the Witcher 3 that takes advantage of the hardware.
Well looks like my next big gaming purchase will be a gaming PC.
I understand why this is being done but it simply isn't for me. I chose console gaming over PC for ease of entry.
All what I want is just to read a 'No'Yeah let's get more people in here to risk their jobs, great idea.
Going from 30FPS to solid 60FPS would, in the general case, require twice the sequential CPU performance. That seems quite unlikely.