Those flames will be burning even more brightly very soon lol.Disappointed but also not surprised that Resetera takes the surprises comment to stoke console war flames.
There is diminishing returns though. Between 30 and 60 sure but if you can hit 60 on console with acceptable res there's something to that.Yeeeah, no, lol.
Higher and more stable framerates alone are much more desirable.
Wow! Already love the design but this makes it even better
That looks like a PS5 heat death in the making to me - a very confined space with a 350w power supply console doesn't seem like a good fit.
ok what are the chances Dual Sense features are replicated (and supported) in future PC and Xbox controllers ?
It all sounds too good for it not to influence other pads and even become a standard in the future.
ok what are the chances Dual Sense features are replicated (and supported) in future PC and Xbox controllers ?
It all sounds too good for it not to influence other pads and even become a standard in the future.
Via patent applications, MS was researching similar tech, re. the triggers anyway. I think it's mostly a business decision as to whether and when they adopt them in the product.
I didn't know this, that is good news. The DF Dualsense impressions have me really excited to try it out one of the days. If it's as good as they say, and I can mostly believe it, I really hope this tech become standard.
Im wondering if the speed difference of the SSD is incredibly noticeable in loading the same third party games. Excited to find out what they're referring to, because you'd think it's PS5 related since they're able to talk about pretty much everything to do with the XSX.
IIRC, PS5 embargos ends november 6th and xsx ends november 5th
I'm more focused on shooters, didn't even let my mind register a fighter because i would be using arcade sticksCould be very much tweaked from a distraction in PVP to being an advantage.
Reaction to stimulus from haptic feedback if done well is definitely far from a distraction, it might require a learning curve/getting used to but when muscle memory settles in it could very much be a game changer.
Imagine dialing down the haptic feedback to the absolute minimum but still being able to differentiate a pulse when you successfully block a punch in MK and being able to react to that on instinct or when you get hit and can make a recovery before you even get visual confirmation.
Is there even an embargo on Series S? My guess is that most aren't just interested in it, the social media views for S is a lot smaller compared to X and especially PS5I wonder when they (and other places) are allowed talk about Series S stuff?
Not gonna lie, it's not exactly filling me with confidence there's been radio silence lol
There is an S embargo but details are missing. I think we will hear a lot more next days, as well as we hear more about PS5. It's understandable that MS wanted to highlight the X in the beginning, of course.Is there even an embargo on Series S? My guess is that most aren't just interested in it, the social media views for S is a lot smaller compared to X and especially PS5
Here are the surprises I anticipate:
- PS5 does not match the Series X in multiplatform titles, but gets much closer than expected
- Load times are better on PS5, but not to the degree that the 2.4 GB/s vs. 5.5 GB/s comparison would suggest
Did John have his PS5 sitting on top of a cdi? Is that what was happening there? 😂
Guys, last few tweets of this guys are GOLD.
Basically, PS5 is a genius design. And it confirms what Matt Hargett has been saying.
Sony's RDNA 2 customization is huge.
Mind you, he's a game developer with an actual PS5 dev kit.
This "surprise" tangent ya'll going off on is whack. There's already so much to be excited for...we don't need to start making up shit lmao
It's not that serious....it's like some of you in this thread are channeling klee. I hope people don't send threats at digital foundry again when you don't get what you want.
I wouldnt call the top surprising. If anything the opposite would be.Here are the surprises I anticipate:
- PS5 does not match the Series X in multiplatform titles, but gets much closer than expected
- Load times are better on PS5, but not to the degree that the 2.4 GB/s vs. 5.5 GB/s comparison would suggest
welp, I never imagined a console war fueled apocalypse, when will the nukes drop? :DThose flames will be burning even more brightly very soon lol.
Sounds good but I'm finding this harder and harder to believe as times goes on. MS are pretty much able to dictate how game development is handled due to their involvement in developing architectures and systems that gpu/cpu makers will have to utilize. And unless they make the tools to get that done hard to get used to, devs will benefit from a unified system for xbox/pc by reducing their work, somewhat. Give it time and we'll probably see things getting harder and harder for anyone working outside those walls.Who knows if these comments are connected in any way, but they all made me think about the possibility that, in early gen games, PS5 may have the upper hand. At least sometimes. Which wouldn't be shocking. Dev kits were in devs hands earlier, and it's a more straightforward upgrade to develop on compared to the Series X/S.
Today's video:
Richard: (end of the video sum-up) "I think that's all we really have to say about the two consoles in the here and now. Embargoes will be coming up shortly. So much to share. Any final thoughts? From my perspective, without giving anything (emphasis Richard's) away, and not talking at all about platform comparisons, I think people are gonna be surprised. That's my takeway. There are surprises here."
John: "Yes. I think we can agree on that. There will be surprises. [laughs]
Richard: [laughs] That's all we can say about that.
The 1-Million Subscriber Stream:
John: "I can't wait to see these both in action. We haven't had hands-on with the PS5 yet, but just talking to developers, I think people are gonna be...surprised. In a good way, with it. Uh, hearing some good things about that PS5, so. "
Eurogamer Expo "How Xbox Series S changes the race against PS5":
Richard: "Every single developer I've spoken to developing for PS5 has been evangelizing how easy it is to work for. [...] I can't stress enough how happy developers seem to be with this situation." "There is simply no doubt that the Xbox Series X, on paper, is the more powerful machine. However, again, speaking to developers, the development environment they are dealing with some people seem to be extremely happy with it, other people are having problems with it, because they've moved away from what was previously the XDK which was specific for the Xbox to the GDK, which is a more general environment for PC and for Xbox."
I didn't know this, that is good news. The DF Dualsense impressions have me really excited to try it out one of the days. If it's as good as they say, and I can mostly believe it, I really hope this tech become standard.
I agree and it wont be widely adopted unless xbox and Pc jumps on board
That looks like a PS5 heat death in the making to me - a very confined space with a 350w power supply console doesn't seem like a good fit.
The problem becomes how much effort will be put into games where you don't know how many have one of these controllers. On the PS5 as a developer you know every customer have one and can literally build games around it if you want with full confidence while if it's a late option you really can't look at it the same way.
Jim Ryan said something similar earlier this year. In that point we already knew the improvements on the controller, 3D Audio and some info about the SSD so I wonder what Ryan was referring to. It's difficult to think that he was talking about nuts & bolts stuff (I/O, cooling solution etc.) that was revealed later this year. Those seems to be aspects that only hardcore fanbase are enthusiastic about.I'm trying to recall who it was but there was a dev out there saying the feature they were most excited about next gen wasn't the SSD, console power or controller but something entirely different that they couldn't talk about. I think there's some feature/features yet to be revealed that might be impressive on one or both of the consoles.
Wow! I like that. Thanks for sharing.
He said that at the moment he could "give anything away" or talk about "platform comparisons." The implication was he could not talk about that stuff yet...Am I missing something or does he not say "not at all about platform comparisons" with the surprises....
and then everybody is taking about platform comparisons lol...
Since they said it has nothing to do with console comprising, I like the idea that was mention earlier that the XSX can run full Windows 10 mode (though I feel like that would have leaked also)
Such a nice little smile, got to agree though USB-C makes me happy too.My only goal is to find someone who makes me as happy as USB C makes Rich.
Here are the surprises I anticipate:
- PS5 does not match the Series X in multiplatform titles, but gets much closer than expected
- Load times are better on PS5, but not to the degree that the 2.4 GB/s vs. 5.5 GB/s comparison would suggest