Installing single player and multiplayer modes separately sounds amazing and I hope developers support it unlike the adaptive triggers which I can already tell few developers will use.
You joking, right?While it is nice to get any info on next gen consoles, a serious question for the die hard Sony fans. I see some saying how cool it is to just drop additional info in a Wired article on a random Tuesday, but wouldn't fans actually enjoy or get more hyped if Sony had done some of this type of thing during a 25 year PlayStation anniversary event this fall? I am just saying regardless of PR techniques it doesn't seem that a big fan would prefer this approach.
Are we expecting backwards compatibility at all or would it have been mentioned here?
Not actually as enthused by what they've said about the UI so far.
And that would be indicative of what? You wouldn't be able to tell hypocrisy apart from a simple change of opinion. Opinions always change over time and people end up wanting different things.So, a 4k BluRay drive is included. Be interesting to see if all those people who said they had no interest in one when the pro was revealed end up using it or not ;)
You're living in fantasy land if you think PS5 will have a 1TB SSD with a 2070 Super equivalent for $499.SSD is not that expensive especially when buying millions of them, however I will say the GPU does create a bit of a cost dilemma, I mean a 5700xt is now $400.
I guess amd will come out next year with their RT variant for $400, I don't know? How much was a 7850 when the ps4 launched?
While it is nice to get any info on next gen consoles, a serious question for the die hard Sony fans. I see some saying how cool it is to just drop additional info in a Wired article on a random Tuesday, but wouldn't fans actually enjoy or get more hyped if Sony had done some of this type of thing during a 25 year PlayStation anniversary event this fall? I am just saying regardless of PR techniques it doesn't seem that a big fan would prefer this approach.
You joking, right?
Do people really want a fucking press conference for a dualshock 5 info and HW RT conformation?
While it is nice to get any info on next gen consoles, a serious question for the die hard Sony fans. I see some saying how cool it is to just drop additional info in a Wired article on a random Tuesday, but wouldn't fans actually enjoy or get more hyped if Sony had done some of this type of thing during a 25 year PlayStation anniversary event this fall? I am just saying regardless of PR techniques it doesn't seem that a big fan would prefer this approach.
While it is nice to get any info on next gen consoles, a serious question for the die hard Sony fans. I see some saying how cool it is to just drop additional info in a Wired article on a random Tuesday, but wouldn't fans actually enjoy or get more hyped if Sony had done some of this type of thing during a 25 year PlayStation anniversary event this fall? I am just saying regardless of PR techniques it doesn't seem that a big fan would prefer this approach.
My guess, because ps4 had 2 step of unveiling, the first one is ps meeting where they talk about the console and tech demo, end up not showing the console itself until the next e3.Why not just not talk about PS5 until a PS Meeting next year?? Why are they releasing segregated news via Wired on random Tuesdays?
I don't think so, the article doesn't sound like they are talking about multiple trigger stop points, I think they are talking about literal resistance feedback. Either that or the article wording is very weird.
Sounds exactly like the feature that will be supported at launch and then quietly fade away, like the Play Go system.Installing single player and multiplayer modes separately sounds amazing and I hope developers support it...
You're living in fantasy land if you think PS5 will have a 1TB SSD with a 2070 Super equivalent for $499.
The 7850 was less than $200 when it launched in 2012. It was a cheapo GPU.
I don't think you will get there. I assume it's just AMDs version of Intel Optane cache'ing baked in Zen2.
While it is nice to get any info on next gen consoles, a serious question for the die hard Sony fans. I see some saying how cool it is to just drop additional info in a Wired article on a random Tuesday, but wouldn't fans actually enjoy or get more hyped if Sony had done some of this type of thing during a 25 year PlayStation anniversary event this fall? I am just saying regardless of PR techniques it doesn't seem that a big fan would prefer this approach.
I think you're going to see a big emphasis on PS Now for at least how you will be playing PS3 games. Would be extremely ecstatic if it has native support like the PS4 BC it's getting, but I'm going to keep my expectations in check for anything other than PS4 BC until Sony says otherwise.
They could of literally call it the "playstation Renaissance" and PRICE IT at $699 and some ppl here would still be like
"OMG PSr SO HYPED, AMAZING, GREAT NAME + PRICE!!! CERNY DELIVERS!!"
Sorry, I know nothing apparently, but PS4 BC is confirmed? That'd be fucking awesome and a big selling point for me actually right now.
Who would have thought..... Oh wait, I knew it.Well that's pretty awkward coming from that other thread last week about Sony's poor communication...
Yes it has been confirmed that PS5 will be compatible with PS4 games.