Out of all the outrages happening on this forum, the PS4K is my favorite. I just love the overreaction to rumor and speculation. People aren't even rationalizing out beyond their own nose.
Yup, it's the better to wait and just get more details.
Out of all the outrages happening on this forum, the PS4K is my favorite. I just love the overreaction to rumor and speculation. People aren't even rationalizing out beyond their own nose.
It's on the GB Unarchived channel. What he seems to be saying is that it has been blocked.
Yeah but do they need to keep cutting edge?
If a hardware base becomes split, if the market becomes fractured then that hurts developers who are then hindered in the creative process.
A solid, successful and reliable platform is what leads to the best stable of games. It is no coincidence that the DS, PS1 and PS2 have the best libraries. A wider customer base means even smaller games can find their niche instead of being reliant on a few key sellers.
Down ports are almost all universally garbage. If the PS4k takes off at all, devs will target that and current PS4 owners will get absolute dogshit performance wise. If it doesn't take off, no one will make any real use of it. I don't see a way this works out well.
I cant wait for the insanity that will be Nintendos interpretation of VR
They are universally garbage because you're comparing different scopes. The level of upgrade between the regular and 4k is not a leap of a generation and is most likely still in the same architecture.
These things are mostly PCs anyway, and they are used to making different quality versions. Or the more likely scenario: devs won't design specifically for it and just let the higher specs naturally lead to better performance, but not by that much compared to the regular ps4.
There is no fracture if the games will work on both platforms though. It may not look/run as well, but you could still play it. And if you want the games to look better than they do, there is now an option for you a lot sooner than usual.
I would think devs and publishers are aware of the negatives of a split userbase, so I'm not particularly worried that they will suddenly neglect one for the other. Over time, maybe, but by then it wouldn't be much of an issue.
At some point you'll need to come to terms with the fact that $400 technology does not last half a decade. Especially when that $400 hardware isn't being subsidized. People upgrade $2-300 subsidized phones every two years.
not going to lie, the more the PS4K sounds like it's a full blown higher spec machine and not just a 4k blu ray player upgrade the more it bothers me.
I buy these machines for $400 with the knowledge that these machines will hold for 5-7 years. This N3DS levels of high end fuckery isn't cool at all on the console market.
At some point you'll need to come to terms with the fact that $400 technology does not last half a decade. Especially when that $400 hardware isn't being subsidized. People upgrade $2-300 subsidized phones every two years.
Yeah, I might wait with the PS console exclusives until the next "real" (or fully backwards compatible) generation has begun. It's what I've been doing before 2015 anyways.personally, if i knew that there was a possibility of a PS4K or NPS4 I would've held off until it came out. I buy consoles with the confidence that when Naughty Dog makes a game 5-6 years from now on it, it's going to max out my hardware and I will get the same experience as everyone else on the platform
Yup, it's the better to wait and just get more details.
Shitty end of the deal due to the games running like shit on it, or shitty end of the deal because it'll look like a regular ps4 game while the ps4k have will look better?
Like, if the ps4 run games on medium now, I just expect the 4k to run them on high.
This us why I'm rarely an early adopter though.
Shitty end of the deal due to the games running like shit on it, or shitty end of the deal because it'll look like a regular ps4 game while the ps4k have will look better?
Like, if the ps4 run games on medium now, I just expect the 4k to run them on high.
This us why I'm rarely an early adopter though.
Do you really think PS4 games are going to get a full optimization pass if the PS4K sells even remotely well? I highly doubt it. Doubly so if the spec jump is even close to as large as stated.
Like I said, they're basically making PC games now. Most PC games have multiple quality versions. In fact, a lot of ps4 games are basically the pc version's medium.
Like, I could be wrong on this, but I really don't see how the downporting from different generations comparison works. This is like going from a 960 to 970, not a ps3 to ps4.
That Henry video was depressing as shit
That Henry video was depressing as shit
The fact that there are still games that run like garbage on current consoles I think proves that optimization is still required. If devs have to split that optimization work between 2 separate specs of console, there's going to be a performance hit somewhere.
People can respond all they want. If what's being reported on sounds like a shitty idea, then they can talk about how shitty it is. Otherwise every rumor post is "Rumor: Here's a rumor" with zero responses because everybody needs to wait.
The dumbest thing about this PS4K stuff is that Sony is still letting it spin wildly out of control. It's going to be absurd if they don't say anything in the next week or so.
I mean we're in full blown skeleton at this point, but it could mean that devs don't have to push the existing ps4 as hard now that there is a better performing version, and allow for a better graphics/performance compromise because they can push it on the higher end one.
Or just do things like they've always done and the ps4 version will perform the same and the 4k version will naturally run it better but not by much, which to me it's the more likely scenario.
Playing and really enjoying Kingdoms of Amalur right now.
I'll buy one of those new fangled PS4K2day thingies at launch. Fight me.
I'll buy one of those new fangled PS4K2day thingies at launch. Fight me.
Can someone stop the console ride?
I think I want to get off.
I'll wait and see, but if the leak is accurate (especially the talk about "significant sacrifices") then I'd rather take that $500 and put it towards a PC. Lord knows I was already getting beaten over the head about how the PC is the clear best choice this generation.
I mean, off the top of my head Bloodborne stands as the only significant console exclusive this generation thus far. And we're at Year 3, which is just mind blowing.
I'm not exactly saying that it'll be hundred percent easy for devs either, I'm saying that it's not really as big of a leap as people seem to be making it or to be.
Unity's problem is that it is trying to be the "push button to compile to everything" solution. However, between the ps4 and 4k you're talking about developing in mostly the same framework, probably with the same apis. Like it could pan out the way you're talking about but the comparisons you're making doesn't seem to apply here.
Can someone stop the console ride?
I think I want to get off.
I'll wait and see, but if the leak is accurate (especially the talk about "significant sacrifices") then I'd rather take that $500 and put it towards a PC. Lord knows I was already getting beaten over the head about how the PC is the clear best choice this generation.
I mean, off the top of my head Bloodborne stands as the only significant console exclusive this generation thus far. And we're at Year 3, which is just mind blowing.
it's a decent game! it's just waaaaay too long
The PC isn't going to get me persona 5 though. Like I've put in an equivalent investment on my PC recently and what's my most played have since then? Stardew valley. Dragon's dogma also but I can run that with my old setup.
To me it's less about graphical prowess now and more due to the software library.
If you want better performance, there is already an option for you. Buy a PC.
The problem is, devs have not shown great capability at targeting multiple platforms with a significant difference in performance power. Cross gen ports, for instance, are almost universally trash. These consoles are already struggling when shit is supposedly being optimized for them. Splitting off a more high power version is only going to make stuff worse.
Like I said, I've got a decent PC, so I'm good. I can easily see why console-only owners are upset about this, though.
The PC isn't going to get me persona 5 though. Like I've put in an equivalent investment on my PC recently and what's my most played have since then? Stardew valley. Dragon's dogma also but I can run that with my old setup.
To me it's less about graphical prowess now and more about the software library.
In happier news, the cars for the Driverless Formula E support race were unveiled.
http://www.theverge.com/2016/3/30/11...os-custom-cars
These are the best stupid!
There are plenty of great Wii U exclusives
on the PS4?
I mean Infamous was alright.
but yeah, the system has basically been cruising on launching cheaper and being technically better than the XB1 while providing all the multiplatform games one typically wants.
Wait, i forgot about Until Dawn. so Bloodborne, until dawn, and infamous maybe.
yeah, it's crappy that they haven't even launched a Santa Monica, Naughty Dog, or even a Gran Turismo game and they're already rumors about upgrades. And we're all waiting for TLG, too.
I wonder if the PS4K is the reason that they haven't announced PSVR for No Man's Sky yet because it would require beefier hardware for it.
Not found. I don't believe in your lies.
There are plenty of great Wii U exclusives
I mean, off the top of my head Bloodborne stands as the only significant console exclusive this generation thus far. And we're at Year 3, which is just mind blowing.