PS3 was still receiving games in 2018 and 2019.On the top of my head the most recent one that I know of is this one. Unless you want to pull a "That doesn't count" on me.
Usually, any stressful job requires community knowledge and opinions cause the gaming industry is built like that which means every opinion matters.Why not just send a email to Sony executives?
It's pointless to talk on GAF since i don't believe anyone was working at higher-ups in $ony
Why not just send a email to Sony executives?
It's pointless to talk on GAF since i don't believe anyone was working at higher-ups in $ony
The reason for it is super simple- sony needs decently strong base machine to distance themselfs from switch2,
Bad example. PS4 version already looks (and runs) miles better than that. What SW2 could accomplish will be easily outperformed by the PS5. Staying competitive in price is more important now and in the next few years until the bubble burst and prices start to look somewhat normal.gonna be like og switch witcher3 situation
the point of a console is not to upgrade it like a PC the whole time.Nope. We need a new one in 2027.
This is probably the correct answer. By late 2028 the current gen hardware will be completely maxed out and most developers would have released 2-3 titles for the gen with little left to squeeze out of it.I would say either 2028 or 2029. PS5 didnt actually hit with their titles and probably wanted that sweet GT6 money before they move on.
It'll be more happy with PS6 level graphics though. With proper RT and ML upscaling.NeoGaf will disagree but the average consumer will be happy with PS5 level graphics for at least 6 more years , just release good games or new ways to play games & this generation has a long life ahead of it.
PS5's biggest threat would actually be a weaker system with new features at a cheaper price.
You're never going to get an upgrade that everyone can say wow! If you wait till 2032 the install base of ps5 will be really big and that means that all those new ps6 games will just be ps5 ports with some upgrades. It will take till 2035 for real next gen games to wow you.I have a launch PS5 and it's a fantastic machine. But the price has gone up over time for both the base PS5 and the PS5 Pro. Call of Duty Black Ops 7 and other cross gen games are still being released for PlayStation 4. Recent hardware shortages threaten to push hardware component prices even higher. The PlayStation 6 needs to deliver a generational leap in visuals to justify it's existence and PSSR can only help so much.
The PS5 generation needs to last twice as long as a normal console generation so that the PS6 releases in 2032 (6 years x2 = 12 year generation). Otherwise, the PS5 Pro is already $750 and to deliver a generational leap either PS6 is going to be even more expensive or it's going to be a less than wanted spec bump making it basically a "PS5 Pro Pro" and there's going to be tons of cross-gen games anyway.
I could see many gamers just keeping their PS5 if the PS6 is only a small spec bump and their old system will run most of the same games anyway. This could lead to situation where the PS6 only sells like a Pro PlayStation but most people just keep buying the base console (especially in this economy).
Do you agree that's necessary to lengthen this generation in order to get a proper visual jump for next-gen?
Agreed. This gen feels like it has barely started as we only have a couple of games that feel truly nextgen. But at least finally they are coming. No point for a ps6 soon as these machines have to be harnessed first and I guess when the ps6 releases the crossgen period will be even longer. So it's better to wait and get hardware that really produces a leap.I have a launch PS5 and it's a fantastic machine. But the price has gone up over time for both the base PS5 and the PS5 Pro. Call of Duty Black Ops 7 and other cross gen games are still being released for PlayStation 4. Recent hardware shortages threaten to push hardware component prices even higher. The PlayStation 6 needs to deliver a generational leap in visuals to justify it's existence and PSSR can only help so much.
The PS5 generation needs to last twice as long as a normal console generation so that the PS6 releases in 2032 (6 years x2 = 12 year generation). Otherwise, the PS5 Pro is already $750 and to deliver a generational leap either PS6 is going to be even more expensive or it's going to be a less than wanted spec bump making it basically a "PS5 Pro Pro" and there's going to be tons of cross-gen games anyway.
I could see many gamers just keeping their PS5 if the PS6 is only a small spec bump and their old system will run most of the same games anyway. This could lead to situation where the PS6 only sells like a Pro PlayStation but most people just keep buying the base console (especially in this economy).
Do you agree that's necessary to lengthen this generation in order to get a proper visual jump for next-gen?
There is no such thing as too good graphics, there is always room to improveYeah release it whenever. I'm sure I'll pick one up, but I really don't see any meaningful limit on this ps5 as far as how good of a game you can make, graphics aside. Graphics are really good now and we're in for multi-crossgen.
WWM has that "AI interactivity" - it's get boring after 20 mins.If PS6 has ai tricks that could make a game more interactive or believable, nobody's going to be making games that need that as a hardware requirement.
I get excited every time I see some some ultra textures nanite geometry path tracing lighting stuff. Not really a fan of pixelart or PS3 graphics.So it's hard to get as excited for the PS6.
And they still aren't. The tech for that is not going to be affordable enough to make a console have a meaningful jump in the next couple of years. It would be a little more than another "Pro" level marginal upgrade. We just haven't had the gains over the last few years that we had in previous gens to warrant starting a new user base all over again. It would cost well over $1000 for a new console with noticeably upgraded visuals, RT and framerate boosts and that's madness. I think 5 more years is going to be necessary for this gen.There is more to a generational leap than just image quality. In previous gens options for things like higher framerates, and ray tracing, where not an option.
Bro, u didnt understand my example, example i gave will be difference from multiplats on ps6(so games that come out late 2027, in 2028 and onwards) vs switch2 ports of those multiplats, switch w3 port was one of those "impossible ports" aka devs had to cut out so much out of the game that it basically look worse than w2 and still runs terrible as we saw in the vid- again 540p-720p dynamic res while getting prolonged drops to 20fps and extremly bad framepacing( up to 180ms spikes).Bad example. PS4 version already looks (and runs) miles better than that. What SW2 could accomplish will be easily outperformed by the PS5. Staying competitive in price is more important now and in the next few years until the bubble burst and prices start to look somewhat normal.
Same. The gap won't be big anyway. Better wait a few more years, I'm still mostly playing PS4 games anyway.My pro doesn't need to be replaced anytime soon.
Yea the reason to release a new console becomes less and less, really in this point in time they should focus on making the consoles smaller and cheaper as that would be more noticeable than a reflection in a puddleI agree ... cant justify new console hardware just for a few more fps and some puddle reflexes ... too much diminishing returns at this time to be pumping out hardware like they use to, and this is without counting the ridiculous first party output
It would be a little more than another "Pro" level marginal upgrade.
We have had a new PS console every 7 years so far. I take it you still have the PS1?the point of a console is not to upgrade it like a PC the whole time.
in the middle you have the pro version. So in reality only 3 years between the generations.We have had a new PS console every 7 years so far. I take it you still have the PS1?
Due to covid19 pandemic, we lost 3 years of our lives. Same with ps5. Games development, technology and marketing are also affected. It is like its just in its 2nd year, not 5 years.Agreed. This gen feels like it has barely started as we only have a couple of games that feel truly nextgen. But at least finally they are coming. No point for a ps6 soon as these machines have to be harnessed first and I guess when the ps6 releases the crossgen period will be even longer. So it's better to wait and get hardware that really produces a leap.