Faithless83
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We have people here pointing left and right their frustration on the lack of information on Sony's side.
So let's do an analysis on the possible reasons for this.
First of we can rule out fear, right?
They have a fairly decent launch line up so far and, to the disbelief of many, God of War Ragnarok is launching next year.
Second and most importantly, why such tight NDAs if they already mentioned the price and shown the console?
No tear down yet, but still no one is that tight on UI alone, right? Why should they?
New games? It could be, but the rumors point that they are still particularly protective of the hardware.
So let's dive into speculation for a bit:
They likely have a feature exclusive to the console that was not mentioned yet, something big enough to be worth keeping in the dark and not possible/present on previous generations.
"Play has no limits" is a decent campaign but what can actually cement this concept?
SSD comes to mind, but we already know about that. PS1/2/3 BC was shot down by Jim Ryan himself.
That said, Xbox one didn't have BC for a while as well. Not everything is dead forever.
Old PS games will look awful. How about this:
www.eurogamer.net
Not all patents turn out to be true, but who knows? Why not apply this to PS4 games?
PS5 could stream textures on the fly really fast. Another detail on the PS Plus Collection video:
Why didn't they show the games running on PS5 from the getgo? It's a small selection that will be compatible at launch after all.
In the road to PS5, most of us were too focused on TFs to understand how much of a game changer the I/O on PS5 really is.
Aren't we doing the same now, complaining that Xbox is showing more and forgetting to see the big picture?
Besides, Sony spoke concisely so far and not out of response to Xbox every move.
In a world full of leaks left and right, aren't you ready to be surprised for a change? Like Sony E3 2015 surprised?
TL;DR/I communicate only through memes:
So let's do an analysis on the possible reasons for this.
First of we can rule out fear, right?
They have a fairly decent launch line up so far and, to the disbelief of many, God of War Ragnarok is launching next year.
Second and most importantly, why such tight NDAs if they already mentioned the price and shown the console?
No tear down yet, but still no one is that tight on UI alone, right? Why should they?
New games? It could be, but the rumors point that they are still particularly protective of the hardware.
So let's dive into speculation for a bit:
They likely have a feature exclusive to the console that was not mentioned yet, something big enough to be worth keeping in the dark and not possible/present on previous generations.
"Play has no limits" is a decent campaign but what can actually cement this concept?
SSD comes to mind, but we already know about that. PS1/2/3 BC was shot down by Jim Ryan himself.
That said, Xbox one didn't have BC for a while as well. Not everything is dead forever.
Old PS games will look awful. How about this:
Sony patent sparks PlayStation 5 backwards compatibility rumours again
A newly published patent has sparked rumours about future Sony consoles and backwards compatibility.
www.eurogamer.net
Not all patents turn out to be true, but who knows? Why not apply this to PS4 games?
PS5 could stream textures on the fly really fast. Another detail on the PS Plus Collection video:
Why didn't they show the games running on PS5 from the getgo? It's a small selection that will be compatible at launch after all.
In the road to PS5, most of us were too focused on TFs to understand how much of a game changer the I/O on PS5 really is.
Aren't we doing the same now, complaining that Xbox is showing more and forgetting to see the big picture?
Besides, Sony spoke concisely so far and not out of response to Xbox every move.
In a world full of leaks left and right, aren't you ready to be surprised for a change? Like Sony E3 2015 surprised?
TL;DR/I communicate only through memes:
