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Jeff Grubb: "I haven't heard the exact same praise for Series X [than PS5 has had]"
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I wouldn't expect anybody to say anything bad about both these platforms. Sure, one is doing some pretty evolutionary and revolutionary things which obviously a lot of developers have been commenting on positively when it comes to PS5. But that doesn't mean the other one on is bad.
That's very interesting
Todd Howard talked about how Sony has shown em demos and stuff for the SSD a while back
maybe MS hasn't done something similar? no idea what this could mean?
maybe MS has a much stricter NDA?
Todd Howard talked about how Sony has shown em demos and stuff for the SSD a while back
maybe MS hasn't done something similar? no idea what this could mean?
maybe MS has a much stricter NDA?
Maybe you should put his full quote in the title? Seems a bit disingenous as it is.
"No one's saying its bad" is important context.
"No one's saying its bad" is important context.
Obviously that could mean anything, but didn't someone from Xbox (maybe it was Tom Warren) come out and say devs had gotten final builds until some time after Sony had?
It comes off as people have been praising the XSX, but not as much as the PS5.
Maybe it's bad phrasing.
These devs should strike against making Xbox ports until it's a joy to work with like the lovely lovely PS5!
Gamesbeat: PS5 has a better architecture than any console in history, according to devs, a joy to work with.
Thought this was an interesting tidbit from Jeff Grubb's article about the upcoming PS5 event and worth discussing separately. Bold claims. What do we make of this? https://venturebeat.com/2020/05/29/playstation-5-event-confirmed-what-to-expect-from-the-june-4-showcase/
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There is already a thread on this.
Likely from a variety of factors:
1. First time a SSD has been the baseline for a platform
2. I/O is unlike anything that's been seen before
3. Sony's dev tools are likely quite mature and make implementation of custom hardware easy
4. It addresses things that devs asked for
1. First time a SSD has been the baseline for a platform
2. I/O is unlike anything that's been seen before
3. Sony's dev tools are likely quite mature and make implementation of custom hardware easy
4. It addresses things that devs asked for
Sony has been focusing on doing things for developers. Microsoft is focused on their old games and powerful hardware but not much custom tech like Sony.
So it makes sense.
That Unreal Engine demo didn't help them either.
So it makes sense.
That Unreal Engine demo didn't help them either.
This is already being discussed in the Gamebeat thread and doesn't require it's own dedicated thread. It's a reply to someone asking about that article.
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Also that tweet is already super short, there's no need to trim off the end bit for dramatic effect.
Gamesbeat: PS5 has a better architecture than any console in history, according to devs, a joy to work with.
Thought this was an interesting tidbit from Jeff Grubb's article about the upcoming PS5 event and worth discussing separately. Bold claims. What do we make of this? https://venturebeat.com/2020/05/29/playstation-5-event-confirmed-what-to-expect-from-the-june-4-showcase/
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Also that tweet is already super short, there's no need to trim off the end bit for dramatic effect.
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