PlayStation crossbuy is great, I used it for many games.
That's absolutely possible on a technical level. A publisher just has to choose to support that feature.
Do you know why they can't use this to convert disc installs to digital licenses? I feel like every aspect of digital licenses, cross saves, PS2 to PS4, etc are so clunky on PSN. I own so much digital PSN content and have little faith in Sony handling this well.
Since when has Klob had inside Sony info?
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People have already answered you. Yet you willfully remain confused.
Yes. Just like HDMI 2 works just fine on HDMI 1.4. You will not have Variable Refresh Support, and you will not have 4k/120+ fps support. Everything else should be fine.
I think it's a pretty reasonable implication from his tweet.
RDNA2, sure, that's new, but everything else? We've known all this. That's why I'm asking if MS released an actual spec sheet with actual specs.
This is one area where the XBO shines.
On the PS4 disks and digital licenses have separate metadata, that's why your disk install can't just turn into a digital install.
It depends on the resolution and framerate how much data will go though the cable, if its more that the port can handle it will simply give a black screen. The ps5 or XbsX sees what port you have so its not like you get a black screen.
Did you read what Matt was replying to? It has nothing to do with the strength of the PS5.
I figured this, it's a leftover benefit of their orig plans.
Per GitHub leak, PS5 has two backward compatibility modes which down-clock the GPU to match base PS4 and PS4 Pro's performance. But I think even if that's true, enabling next gen support should be relatively trivial for the developers.
After this Microsoft have the go ahead to be completely radio silence if they want till E3, this is a megaton of news that'll keep us talking for months.
People can't answer that yet because rdna2 boards haven't been released yet. We don't know how they compare to current measurements.
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It's all good dude. It's just games. We guess and we get things wrong (I get my predictions wrong). And to be fair about this whole thing, neither MS nor Sony is using "RDNA"... these are custom chips using features from those technologies. These aren't straight up PC chips. The same thing when they were "GCN"...
Guess that's something I can say, too. I wasn't convinced about the 12TF number until MS confirmed it, and they did. So there's that 👍
