Sony abandoning the ps4 in Nov?PS5 will have launch exclusives. This is known. Not only because it's common sense strategy for Sony but because Jason Schrier knows some of the launch exclusives.
Sony abandoning the ps4 in Nov?PS5 will have launch exclusives. This is known. Not only because it's common sense strategy for Sony but because Jason Schrier knows some of the launch exclusives.
Gamers for years: Ms kills old consoles too fast, they're not respecting their customers.
MS changes strategy.
Gamers: we need next-gen games now, you bastards!
2 years is until 2021 ends. Nothing truly next-gen is showing up sooner that Holidays 2021(as always...). I'm good.
2 years ago, if someone would have come here and said "next gen will have SSD, HW RT, at least 13TF GCN and a high end desktop CPU" you would have put it in "bullshit, hopes, dreams, and feelings speculation thread".
So...
It's all good and like always anything not in person can come over as mean and so much worse than was meant. Especially if you get the feeling that you are being jumped at.
But whatever. I'm sending you this big hug from me, to you. *hugs*
What said Tom Warren?Information? Rumours and speculation, no?
Oh and you missed Tom Warren :)
There is a difference between abandoning a platform (which I don't believe Sony is doing- a phase out is more likely) and what apparently Xbox is doing (which seems crazy to not launch with at least a few next-gen only titles that fully take advantage of the massive CPU and GPU upgrades and showcase its capabilities). The more info that gets released the more I'm skeptical of Xbox business moves (I still think Lockhart is unwise unless massively cheaper- and if rumors are true and you can just play the same XSX games on your X or S current gen...they aren't really making a great argument on why to make an upgrade to a slightly cheaper next-gen model). I'll be getting both XSX and PS5 because I can't help myself, but can't help but worry Xbox isn't coming out with a clear strategy and value proposition for the new generation. We still don't know a ton though...
When you see the difference between a game like forza if its cross gen with RT 4-8K 60-120fps vs no rt 4k 60fps you will know why to upgrade lolThere is a difference between abandoning a platform (which I don't believe Sony is doing- a phase out is more likely) and what apparently Xbox is doing (which seems crazy to not launch with at least a few next-gen only titles that fully take advantage and showcase its capabilities). The more info that gets released the more I'm skeptical of Xbox business moves (I still think Lockhart is unwise unless massively cheaper- and if rumors are true and you can just play the same XSX games on your X or S current gen...they aren't really making a great argument on why to make an upgrade to a slightly cheaper next-gen model). I'll be getting both XSX and PS5 because I can't help myself, but can't help but worry Xbox isn't coming out with a clear strategy and value proposition for the new generation. We still don't know a ton though...
Ya I feel like I'm in la la land. This is a very pro consumer move. I thought most here would be happy about this news
Not at all. I imagine it will be retired in 2023. Sony will see cross gen games as well.
That Brad Sams "benchmark" video is so useless it'd be funny if it wasn't so sad. How on earth is anybody meant to take the guy seriously with content like that.
And it isn't like he's not a smart guy - he knows that "random game I'm not going to tell you loads a minute faster than time I'm not going to tell you" is useless information.
Entertainingly bad. Loses you credibility points.
Honestly we should stop using insiders to stonewall arguments period, especially when specific numbers aren't given. We arguing over extremely vague and open for interpretation statements
I'm kind of split on this. On one hand, most of the games this gen would scale down to older hardware fine if we cut the graphics far enough, so a prettier evolution of current gen design shouldn't be anything new. However, the lack of innovation can be pointed to the lacking CPU in these systems. That won't be the case next gen though, so I would prefer to see at least some games designed entirely around the capabilities of these next gen systems.
I'm not saying you're wrong, but how do we know the same won't be true about Sony's first party titles? They are still going to want to support the PS4 over the next few years.
Completely agree with this. There needs to be a compelling reason to upgrade beyond some scaled up graphical features and resolution of the same current gen games. If you don't sell people on the next gen having experiences/capabilities that are beyond what you can do/get currently, what's the reason to upgrade?...and makes Lockhart at its substantially weaker rumored specs an even weirder proposition.I don't understand how its pro consumer to sell someone a high end new console and not provide content that makes best use of it.
There is all this talk about being 'forced to buy a new console' - nobody is forced to buy anything. You want to keep your XB1 - just buy XB1 games.
Personally I want reasons to buy a new piece of hardware. And generally - the same game in higher res/framerate is not enough (although it was for mid-gen..)
It's pro-consumer to Xbox One owners; more support more into the future... more use out of the device you bought without it becoming obsolete..MS practically abandoning their consoles in the past was anti-consumer.I don't understand how its pro consumer to sell someone a high end new console and not provide content that makes best use of it.
There is all this talk about being 'forced to buy a new console' - nobody is forced to buy anything. You want to keep your XB1 - just buy XB1 games.
Personally I want reasons to buy a new piece of hardware. And generally - the same game in higher res/framerate is not enough (although it was for mid-gen..)
That Brad Sams "benchmark" video is so useless it'd be funny if it wasn't so sad. How on earth is anybody meant to take the guy seriously with content like that.
And it isn't like he's not a smart guy - he knows that "random game I'm not going to tell you loads a minute faster than time I'm not going to tell you" is useless information.
Entertainingly bad. Loses you credibility points.
It's pro-consumer to Xbox One owners; more support more into the future... more use out of the device you bought without it becoming obsolete..MS practically abandoning their consoles in the past was anti-consumer.
It's certainly not anti-consumer to XSX buyers because nobody is tricking you into buying it or anything; the console they are selling you is not advertised to have games for it that are made exclusively for it.
It's advertised that they are working on those games for the future. So don't buy it if that's what you want to wait for.
But I'd personally.. wait to see the games that are out, the features of the new system, etc. to make a decision like that. Some cross-gen games might blow us away on next gen systems. Some exclusives might be pretty duds.
Completely agree with this. There needs to be a compelling reason to upgrade beyond some scaled up graphical features and resolution of the same current gen games. If you don't sell people on the next gen having experiences/capabilities that are beyond what you can do/get currently, what's the reason to upgrade?...and makes Lockhart at its substantially weaker rumored specs an even weirder proposition.
Any new FP titles from their WWS would be PS5 exclusive. Why? Proof is in the past, likes of Killzone ShadowFall, Infamous SS, Knack etc. were all PS4 exclusives. Those PS4s will be still be 'supported for next few years', just by third-party publishers out there, not WWS.
When they said it the fastest was 3.5gbs![]()
Is this what PS5 SSD is going to perform or better? Since Sony said that they have the never seen before SSD solution.
That's what I assumed ps4 has about 30mm potential sales left they'd be nuts to not cross gen titles when available. Leaving 40mm psplus members in the cold would be dumb tooNot at all. I imagine it will be retired in 2023. Sony will see cross gen games as well.
I think it's the latest thing Lisa showed the other day, so 8c.
As far as I remember people were somewhat angry for the fact that MS abandoned their consoles before the next gen launch, not after.It's pro-consumer to Xbox One owners; more support more into the future... more use out of the device you bought without it becoming obsolete..MS practically abandoning their consoles in the past was anti-consumer.
Well, just look at history. Sony moved forward quickly with all their gens. We saw it with this one too. There isn't any need for that to change.I'm not saying you're wrong, but how do we know the same won't be true about Sony's first party titles? They are still going to want to support the PS4 over the next few years.
And maybe I didn't understand because you didn't explained it well. But fair enough (it wasn't for arguing), let's move on.Yeah, you either don't understand my point or just want to argue. So good day to you.
It isn't concern for the sake of concern.Isn't MS going to make games at the highest quality for the new Xbox? It's going to be just like pc it seems. Seems like a lot of concern for the sake of concern. Xbox one will be low settings. Series X high of the high. Seems simple.
I guess we will all see how the games play in about 10 months or so! Exciting times ahead. Thanks for the explanation.It isn't concern for the sake of concern.
there are simply game design limitations for a 1.6Ghz Jaguar CPU, 8GB RAM and 1.3TF GPU. Not to mention not having an SSD so those games could not be built around an SSD.
They could have nothing that was not possible on 2013 Xbox One, we're taking double the RAM (with faster bandwidth), 10TFs+ and a huge CPU gap.
Lockhart and Anaconda are one thing, but OG Xbox would limit how the games are designed.
For example, I believe the Batmobile in Arkham Knight used like 160MB RAM. Had the game been on 360, it would have been downscaled significantly since the 360 has 512MB, not 8GB.
The RAM and CPU differences will be especially restricting. I know games scale, and yes PC games have low settings, but no one wants their cutting edge 2020-22 games held back by the PC they bought in 2013. They'd rather low settings be based on PCs of a year or two ago
I think it's the lates thing Lisa showed the other day, so 8c.
edit: what Anex said above.
Sounds good for die space anexanhume !
cc Colbert , DrKeo
I get what you are saying...I guess the thing is...I think of all the hardware developers, Microsoft needs a few killer exclusives the most to really convince people to jump. Nintendo gets away with being less powered because they are providing a different game experience and their game output has been on fire this gen. XBOX not having games that are fully taking advantage (and being exclusive) to next gen hardware makes it hard to convince someone they shouldn't just stay in the PS ecosystem. Lockhart just seems like a no-man's land in terms of value (especially if it turns out there aren't going to be many or any first party exclusives for the first year or two)...I could see Lockhart maybe being compelling if its substantially cheaper and if it was the way to get into the next gen exclusive Xbox games without a huge cost commitment (but if I can play slightly downgraded on a OneX the same games...whats the point?)...Who knows...I'm probably wrong about it all ha...I'm not convinced that we saw games very different from what was existing before this generation (except for VR). The Witcher 3 is running on a Switch and is nothing more than the same game, but running on previous gen hardware.
But I agree that I don't really know where to put Lockhart in this case.
As far as I remember people were somewhat angry for the fact that MS abandoned their consoles before the next gen launch, not after.
Dude they said a year. Most games are cross gen the first year anyways. They're gonna be putting serious work into stuff like Halo on the XSX anywaysI don't understand how its pro consumer to sell someone a high end new console and not provide content that makes best use of it.
There is all this talk about being 'forced to buy a new console' - nobody is forced to buy anything. You want to keep your XB1 - just buy XB1 games.
Personally I want reasons to buy a new piece of hardware. And generally - the same game in higher res/framerate is not enough (although it was for mid-gen..)
They won't abandoning it. You will still see services, third party games and indies released on the console.Not at all. I imagine it will be retired in 2023. Sony will see cross gen games as well.
Yep.Any new FP titles from their WWS would be PS5 exclusive. Why? Proof is in the past, likes of Killzone ShadowFall, Infamous SS, Knack etc. were all PS4 exclusives. Those PS4s will be still be 'supported for next few years', just by third-party publishers out there, not WWS.
Maybe they do an earlier PSX, like a month before PS5 launch, and go ham there?If they skip E3 do they just load more game announcements in the PS Meeting? I think they split with PSX 2020.
Yup. I think it buys you 4-6 CUs.Assuming 8MB L3 I would guess it would take ~45-50mm2 die space. Or slightly less space as 8c Jaguar took at 28nm.
If they are done a ps3 version yes , why wouldn't they want more potential cashThe big question, is will MLB The Show support the Xbox One family??
Ha! :)That's as definitive a source as you'll get outside of AMD confirming a number.
Keep in mind this has all 32MB of L3 cache. Flute benchmark only had 8MB, similar to 4800H. That will save quite a bit of space. (And lower L3 access latency marginally).
That's as definitive a source as you'll get outside of AMD confirming a number.
Keep in mind this has all 32MB of L3 cache. Flute benchmark only had 8MB, similar to 4800H. That will save quite a bit of space. (And lower L3 access latency marginally).
Thanks. Updated my silicon layout model.I think it's the latest thing Lisa showed the other day, so 8c.
edit: what Anex said above.
Sounds good for die space anexanhume !
cc Colbert , DrKeo
If they are done a ps3 version yes , why wouldn't they want more potential cash
What if PSX is a PS5 launch event? The first PS5 gets sold there, like what happened last timeMaybe they do an earlier PSX, like a month before PS5 launch, and go ham there?
Thanks and sorry again for my earlier posts.
*hugs back*
*yes I know I'm weird.
That's as definitive a source as you'll get outside of AMD confirming a number.
Keep in mind this has all 32MB of L3 cache. Flute benchmark only had 8MB, similar to 4800H. That will save quite a bit of space. (And lower L3 access latency marginally).
Personally I want reasons to buy a new piece of hardware. And generally - the same game in higher res/framerate is not enough (although it was for mid-gen..)