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What's the going price for current high end drives? I imagine that is probably what the initial cost will be. A few years down the road it will probably be fairly cheap.
As long as they don't take royalties from 3rd party
Clickbait.Tequila Works CEO Impressed by DualSense Controller, Including Reportedly 'Biometric Data Detection, Fingerprint Recognition
Tequila Works CEO Impressed by DualSense Controller, Including Reportedly 'Biometric Data Detection, Fingerprint Recognition' - PlayStation LifeStyle
The Tequila Works CEO Raúl Rubio seems impressed by the DualSense controller features, particularly with regards to the sensory-centric upgrades. The interview may have also leaked unknown features like DualSense biometrics and fingerprint recognition.www.playstationlifestyle.net
WHAT IN THE WORLD is this controller? Looks like someone broke an NDA if this is true.
Joke aside, good to see you have your brains in the right place
Idk about fingerprints, but there was a patent describing how the controller can detect your sweat and heart rate. That's technically biometric data right?
You mean the same way devs will struggle to fully utilise the 52 CU's of the Series X and somehow utilise the split pool of RAM? Lmao
Right now they seem to be around $250 per 1 GB.
I had to give my biometrics to the US government when I was applying for a visa. I use my fingerprints to unlock my Chinese phone so that government probably has them too. Google already knows more about me than my wife does. This year or next, I'll probably have to install an app to be tracked by my own government due to the pandemic situation.Joke aside, good to see you have your brains in the right place
I, for one, seriously have concerns towards our younger demographic that logs in to services with existing accounts from face and google etc. without a thought about what that thumb action they just did, actually implies.
That said, though, fingerprints will NOT be stored serverside, that would always be stored locally on the device like smartphones of today. But better safe than sorry.. Biometrics is not something you fuck around with lightly in this day and age.
Doesn't Sony require 5,5GB/s speeds? Because this drive doesn't have that...
Yepp! We already have this app in Norway. It's a thin line, but I can't use it anyways, so good riddance;-)
I read the original source twice and they dont even quote him responding the hypothetical question about having biometric data of the player.
It's non removable and probably soldered to the MB like the ram chips will be.
Which means some games could run better on PS5 depending of the engines but he expects a slight majority will run better on XSX (a wash). That's from someone who actually saw games on both machines.
Actually all developers have to do is indicate to the system what uncompressed file to read from the SSD and where the uncompressed file needs to go in memory. That's it. The coherency engine, the 2 co-processors, the cache scrubbers, the Kraken chip? They don't have to think about it. The solutions put towards removing the intermediary bottlenecks are hardware-based.
That could easily be in-game.
There are two types of those sensors in consumer electronics: one measures electric charge of your skin, the other illuminates skin with laser and optically measures blood flow in tiny vessels under the skin (this type is popular in wristbands, smart watches and phones). I don't know which variant will be in the controller, but if it's going to monitor sweat and temperature too, I'd bet on the electric version. Official pictures don't show the back and I think it's on purpose. The technology is cheap now so I don't think it's going to increase the price of the controller much. But overall, DualSense won't be a cheap standalone, considering all its features.
I dont really get why some people think that a custom RDNA2 12tf machine is just good enough for 4K60fps when it is clearly an overpower system for that target.
Then you see people making random wild math based in that fase premise and concluding that because the XSX is only capable of 2160p then the PS5 is 1980p for the 1.8tf of difference without taking into an account the full picture of the systems or knowing about what the RDNA2 architecture can deliver.
Ah, so it's about stiffness and soft bouncing. I see now.
Hmm....so Tom Warren from The Verge (Microsoft guy) is saying Lockhart won't hold games back and that TFLOPS don't matter.....at the same time....TFLOPS matter when PS5 is mentioned.
To get to the my main point, Xbox Lockhart DOES hold back games, what if a game uses GPU physics calculations and RT to design around it? A 4 TF ain't doing any of that even at 1080p, as XSX is gonna run at maybe 1800p or 1620p, and when Lockhart sells way higher than Series X (due to it being much cheaper), you'll see developers build their games on the lesser console and then just scale up that given game with higher resolutions and some better effects here and there, instead of building their games to take full advantage of 12 TF console.
The one thing that can save us from this shit hole, is the PlayStation 5, because it has almost the same specs as XSX with much faster SSD (so arguably, you can make even more elaborate & ambitious next-gen experience than even XSX), and can save the next-gen baseline from that shitty Lockhart console, because we all know PS5 will DESTROY Xbox in sales whether it's Lockhart or Series X!!
I hope my message gets through safely as I know I'm gonna get so much flak for staying the truth.
It is a shame it can't be 4k120fps like some Pirate game in Xbox.Quantum Error 4K @ 60fps target with RT
4 developers in the team.
Quantum Error 4K @ 60fps target with RT
4 developers in the team.
No this developer disagrees with you, stop it man LOL!! They build from bottom to up, depending on where the most sales are going.
Sony usually thread Indies pretty well if you have a good paper project.
I thought X and Pro don't having a single game that shows their true power was enough evidence for that... I guess not... some still believes in the Magic Scale bars.No this developer disagrees with you, stop it man LOL!! They build from bottom to up, depending on where the most sales are going.
No this developer disagrees with you, stop it man LOL!! They build from bottom to up, depending on where the most sales are going.
Yeah but the game is being built with base consoles in mind, the game looks the same across all consoles, just resolution differences, there are no differences in the actual GFX themselves.
Yeah that's exactly what I mean, there's so much you can do with scaling, but it isn't the full answer, that's what I mean, you'll see games in some way that'll look different than if developers are building their games on one powerful console.
I know a few stories from inside when Sony approached talented people and convinced them to make games. Not only did they give them devkits but also support of Sony Worldwide Studios and other know-how. This resulted in a few games in the PS3 and PS4 era and, for example, how my friend's logo became the official one of SMS. I think a big part of my decision to buy a PS3 after being a PC gamer for many years was when I saw how much they cared about alternative and artistic input for their games (we know that experimental games usually don't sell).
I don't think they will pay for the final either.
BC helps to keep in mind the past, history of videogames isn't for nothing. One device that carry over at least a part of previous generations keeps available and close all the steps of the evolution.Interesting old article:
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Some Xbox 360 owners are dismayed that their collection of current-generation games won't work on the upcoming Xbox One. But Xbox head Don Mattrick is betting that they're in the vast minority. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Mattrick explained the decision not to focus on backwards-compatibility. According to him, only 5 percent of customers actually played older games on a new console, making it a low priority. "If you're backwards compatible, you're really backwards," he said.
Microsoft’s Xbox head: ‘If you’re backwards compatible, you’re really backwards’
The Verge is about technology and how it makes us feel. Founded in 2011, we offer our audience everything from breaking news to reviews to award-winning features and investigations, on our site, in video, and in podcasts.www.theverge.com
I personally agree with him, no need to give too much attention to BC, we need to focus forward. FF7 is a good game, but it's clunky and you can't even jump, not liking it so much. We need to stop this remake BS and start pushing companies to show real new games not recycled ones. But the Don was savage.
