I love me some GT but I don't believe.
The one from a few months ago, right? I believe you are correct.If I recall correctly wasn't that demo done with PS4s daisy chained rendering parts of the screen in parallel rendering?
The one from a few months ago, right? I believe you are correct.If I recall correctly wasn't that demo done with PS4s daisy chained rendering parts of the screen in parallel rendering?
This.Did you know that MS also had a luck to raise the CPU clock in fat X1? Yeah, MS had knowledge in desingning fat X1, Sony had bit of luck.
Hmmm...maybe we'll get some Sony spoiler/controlled leak before MS E3 conference?
Then I hope we get trusted leak about next gen, it's time to stop this speculation.
Maybe something to have with those tweets in the weekend saying Sony laywers would have a busy week.
I'm not going to even try and second guess what it might be. All we know is it is gaming related but not for something/one at E3.
Shouldn't have long to wait if it is coming today.
I noticed positive change in Sony PR since Jim Ryan took over: we got that surprising Wired PS5 announcement and Jim himself gave several interviews recently.They are much more proactive now.
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You have to watch the video embedded into the tweet!
It is a well made troll attempt.
Yes, I do this all the time with my partner. The lounge is my primary, they play my games with their accounts on that machine. I play my games with my account on a couple of different machines in different locations. The *only* downside is that if I lost network, then I can't play.The point of gremlinz1982 is that with the MS game sharing model 2 persons on different Xbox Ones can play the same game at the same time with just one license without then need to play the game together. I never tried it on PS4. Can you do the same there?
It's fake, the guy is just trolling. That doom video is taken from GDC 2019.
1 day after the MS presser
Microsoft is on the 9th.
ops, I stand corrected
My take away (if that footage is legitimately showing off RT which is hard to gauge from off screen footage):
1. It's running in replay mode.
2. That resolution AND framerate suggests that it is highly specialized demo running on multiple HW concurrently akin to the GT5 (or Prologue) that was running in 4K with 4 PS3s combined each rendering a quarter of image that was shown off back in the day.
I noticed positive change in Sony PR since Jim Ryan took over: we got that surprising Wired PS5 announcement and Jim himself gave several interviews recently.They are much more proactive now.
Luck has nothing to do with such stuff. Let's go on this silly and fanboystic argue, please.No it was sheer luck. Microsoft knew 8 GB would be needed for next gen games so they did the right thing and made sure their console would have 8GB. Sony planned on 4GB. If GDDR5 would have stayed up in price, the Xbox One would have games that looked MUCH better than the PS4 games.
The Xbox One STILL would have been overpriced with the bundled Kinect, but developers working with 8GB of RAM would have been able to do some amazing things vs. the PS4 4GB of RAM and the race would have been much closer.
Love the SSD history in this thread
At first it was to good to be true
Then everyone was hyped about it after ps5 soft reveal
Now fanboys are trying to downplay it
Andromeda simply saying there is nothing which indicates that MS gives the priority with such feature on Anaconda like sony because for now there is any leak about it. He just deducted the only way for MS to be head to head with Sony in such stuff it's to have started the work in the same time frame which seems improbable.How hard is to understand? Maybe you are being unnecessarily resistant to see a comparison. Just because a company places an ad for a worker or two does not mean that the project was not already way into development and being worked on by current developers/engineers. That is what Andromeda argued by stating Microsoft can't possibly have a similar SSD strategy like Sony has with the PS5 as evident that Microsoft had a single ad to add an engineer with such specialties to their team a year go. Of course, again if that is the case it applies just as easily to any other situations as well like PSNow being updated in the near future because obviously, they weren't already working on doing that at all until they filled those specialized PSNow engineer jobs.
At the time, I remember either someone from Microsoft, or was it from Epic that said that Microsoft saw the game running at 256MB and the difference double the RAM made, and that is what made them up it. It was a long time ago.
In defence of sony, I hardly remember sensationalist telling by them after the ps3 fiasco (I'm specifically talking of hardware feature). That's why I'm cautiously optimistic about their words.Mark Rein IIRC, but that sensationalist telling isn't mutually exclusive to how MS actually went about it.
His post isn't completely crazy though, if GDDR5 prices wouldn't have gone down Sony would have been stuck with their original 4GB just as they had planned with 512MB going to the OS, giving the Xbox One some kind of advantage although it would still have had a weaker GPU.Luck has nothing to do with such stuff. Let's go on this silly and fanboystic argue, please.
The point of gremlinz1982 is that with the MS game sharing model 2 persons on different Xbox Ones can play the same game at the same time with just one license without then need to play the game together. I never tried it on PS4. Can you do the same there?
His post isn't completely crazy though, if GDDR5 prices wouldn't have gone down Sony would have been stuck with their original 4GB just as they had planned with 512MB going to the OS, giving the Xbox One some kind of advantage although it would still have had a weaker GPU.
What's happening?
It doesn't seem to be running with RT (at least on reflections) to be honest. It's not as good as in this video:
Hey i-Lo
ever thought about to take some courses about games development at any university, college nearby?
maybe there are even online courses ...
From now on I will call you Lazy-I-Lo /jkYou know, that is not a bad idea at all. Sometimes I am just a lazy fuck to be honest. I have programming courses lined up on Udemy for over a year now and never gotten around to them.
Truth is, I think I am addicted to this forum and like my answers spoon fed..... ugh.
In my experience nothing motivates more than to have your own idea/project you want to complete. You start to code and you will face challenges. By trying to solve those challenges you will learn the most and there are tons of internet websites that can help you on the journey, like github and stackoverflow for example.Please do. Perhaps it will motivate me to finally get into it.
Man Cerny really played his fiddle in the Wired interview. He's got fanboys lined up acting like they invented the SSD now. It definitely had his intended effect. I'm curious to see where each console maker spends money to prioritize for next gen. I can't wait to see how it all shakes out.