SauceWhile it wasn't mentioned in Sony's official announcement, developers of certain games later confirmed that PS5 exclusives like "Horizon: Forbidden West" and "Spider-Man: Miles Morales" aren't exclusive at all. They're both releasing PS4 versions, which may irritate a few Sony fans who took to heart Sony's commitment to "next gen" development. The belief is that developing games across generations stifles creativity, and hampers the technological ambitions of the game, since it has to cater to an audience with less powerful machines.
"No one should be disappointed," Ryan said. "The PS5 versions of those games are built from the ground up to take advantage of the PS5 feature set, and we have an upgrade path for PS4 users to get the PS5 versions for free. It's about people having choice. I'm really quite pleased about the situation."
Personally, I'm in the "don't believe his lies" camp; Ryan's credibility is non-existent at this point.
Unless they take the Shadow of Mordor approach (Nemesis system broken on PS3/X360) and nuke entire features in the PS4 versions, I just don't see how games like HFW will fully realize next-gen potential.
EDIT: For those of you experiencing deja vu, this might be why:
"Halo Infinite has been built from the ground up to take full advantage of Xbox Series X. Bigger battles, epic vistas, more complex visual effects, displayed with ten times the processing power per pixel of Halo 5."
Halo Infinite opens the Xbox Games Showcase
Master Chief is back with a bang and we got to see our first proper look at the new Halo.
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