WoolyNinja
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They actually didn't reach other than cable companies, EA and CoD. GG I guess... I mean if you value those as a worthy entertainment options.
Personally I sure not.
You forgot the NFL.
They actually didn't reach other than cable companies, EA and CoD. GG I guess... I mean if you value those as a worthy entertainment options.
Personally I sure not.
Anandtech stated that if used correctly the eSRAM makes the difference between DDR3 and GDDR5 negligible. The GPU seems to be a bit of a different story though.
So basically you just restated exactly what I said? It's implicit that dealing with a slightly more exotic memory set up will be more complex, but it's not the first system to be set up in such a manner. Devs should be accustomed to this by now?
Oops, forgot that.And the cloud processing
No, there is a difference. I'm pointing out that Anand makes that statement with a caveat while you dont seem to be seeing it. "Furthermore" is exactly what I quoted, which has the caveat.So basically you just restated exactly what I said? It's implicit that dealing with a slightly more exotic memory set up will be more complex, but it's not the first system to be set up in such a manner. Devs should be accustomed to this by now?
Furthermore, article goes on to state:
Even with that said, the GPU seems to be the difference maker. How much so, I guess we will have to wait and see.
Anandtech stated that if used correctly the eSRAM makes the difference between DDR3 and GDDR5 negligible. The GPU seems to be a bit of a different story though.
The PS4 is going to be the most powerful and that seems to be clear for everyone.
Now it is yet to be seen if CoD and Halo will be enough to keep the dudebros or if PS4 will get them this time.
I hope not, I heard Xbox Live is the worst for game chat.
With respect to Anand, he's not a developer and won't be dealing with the rigors of actual software development. Real word development will be the test.
If the eSRAM solution were that elegant a solution, I doubt Sony would have rejected it outright. According to Cerny they evaluated that approach and favored the more expensive unified GDDR setup. There's nothing revolutionary about using a cache alleviate bandwidth issues, it's the natural approach.
But there's no getting around the reality that eSRAM solution in the X1 is a compromise. If it yielded the same memory bandwidth result then Sony would likely have followed suit.
There's a technical advantage a very real one. How that translates to game development will not be clear, as so many other factors, technical and otherwise will shape the way games are made for both platforms.
The big media sites have no problems with the X1. Unless you think most of the 70+ million video game console owners are hardcore gamers? Kinect got the exact same reactions from gaf and a lot of negativity on facebook and twitter. And it did well anyways.
Anand obviously won't be dealing with the "rigors" of software game development day in/day out but he probably has a better grasp of the hardware capabilities of each platform to a better degree than most at this point. He certainly has years of experience and the appropriate educational background.
CoD ain't exclusive man. 10 million sales on PS3 for the last one.
It's offering no real innovation or improvements to the gameplay sector over what we had last gen. The PS4 has the touchpad at least.
The PS4 is going to be the most powerful and that seems to be clear for everyone.
Now it is yet to be seen if CoD and Halo will be enough to keep the dudebros or if PS4 will get them this time.
I hope not, I heard Xbox Live is the worst for game chat.
Yes but it has timed DLC, and it is related more to the X360 than PS3. Not only timed DLC but advertising is heavily done for Xbox so for some people it is basically exclusive.