Look at a lot of more recent PC games that support RTX such as Control. Next gen will look similar to that.
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Next playstation console is called PlayStation 5, releasing holiday 2020 and supports ray tracing at hardware level
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Look at a lot of more recent PC games that support RTX such as Control. Next gen will look similar to that.
Look up videos of Control turning it on and off, it's pretty obvious. Basically emulates light and reflections super realistically, which makes everything look better.
Sounds pretty good. I can't wait for more info on it.
My guess: November 13th or 20th, depending on if Sony is supersticious. :P
My guess: November 13th or 20th, depending on if Sony is supersticious. :P
The average consumer doesn't give a shit about a lot of these details. By doing this they give themselves more time to focus on games and service at their reveal event. This also keeps ps5 in the conversation without really showing your hand too much and save money as well.
Just turn it down? As soon as they let you dim the light bar it's never bothered me.
They did that for PS4 and it worked out for them. I am finding it weird they are releasing bit's of info on random day. Casual fan's won't be following site's for bit's of info while big conference would have gotten their attention.
It's like for example better, more realistic reflections in water and stuff from what I've seen (I don't know much about it either lmao)
I think a $399 would not produce a console with a sufficient leap, there are diminishing returns in hardware power to graphics ratio.
I'm other words to get a decent next leap requires a bigger jump in hardware then in the past.
Shocking name. Controller sounds great and option to install only single player or multiplayer part of any game is very welcome.
We need info how BC will works.. is it bare bones or we can expect something like One X BC?
We need info how BC will works.. is it bare bones or we can expect something like One X BC?
Don't really see how. It's like a web link really. How hard can that possibly be for a developer to create a link to a specific level or mode in their game..? It's also what Google are talking about with Stadia, see a streamer playing an online game and literally hit a link and load up and join in with them. Immediacy is the key and developers are going to want to include that sort of functionality, especially the Fortnite style games where engagement is key.
And maybe when they actually reveal the thing we won't have to spend an hour on specifics.
Something so big if exist I would hold until the official E3 reveal to see all the crazy reactions on live.Everything looks amazing so far.
That would be a megaton, I expect Jim will want to drop that one on stage.
I do hope we at least see compability for the PS Now PS3 games
If the PS5 is as small, quiet and pretty as the PS4 Slim very likely I will get one no early than Holidays 2021... unless if (the long dreamed) Demon's Souls remake was a launch title. I would bite just for that.
Same
I think, it's the kind of feature which is considered as a megaton announcement and they are waiting for a conference to say it
*hope*
Not really the 2070 Super is on par with with a 5700xt in non RT games,
So it would be a 9 - 10tflop console with 2070 Super level RT, its a great leap, but it's not unrealistic
People in the next thread are predicting 12 - 14 tflops and 2tb ssd.
I don't think so.
Its specifically talking about variable tension. Not stop points.
This is how you should reveal this stuff. Costs nothing, nerds will spread the word, then use all those millions you saved not having an event to buy ads close to launch.
Sony is so done with these big shows and the traditional way the industry has done things. It's less exciting, but the end result is likely better for them as a business.
Sony is so done with these big shows and the traditional way the industry has done things. It's less exciting, but the end result is likely better for them as a business.
That would be so fucking legit...one machine to rule them all yeaaaaaa
We know it's BC with PS4 software. There's nothing new added in the Wired article or blog post.
I wouldn't be too hopeful... there's a technical challenge there on the PS3 side, and the business case they've made around PS4 BC doesn't seem to apply so readily to previous gen software.
I'd be totally cool with PS1/PS2/PS4 BC and then PS Now for PS3 if that's the only way.
That fricken Cell processor really bit Sony in the ass didn't it? Still feeling its effects.
Theyll probably switch to some lighthouse esque tracking for vr. So instead of a lightbar you got cameras plastered around the controller
It's going to change so many things
- almost no pop in or texture loading
- faster start up times on big open world games like GTA
- faster saving
- virtually no more loading screens in the majority of games
- no more delaying the player to load in the next area (think Last of Us and it's pallets, or slow door opening sequences)
It is already all over social media and every single gaming site is posting about it
Sony should be able to get better results than RPCS3 with PS5 hardware, I would think
Do I want new IPs/new games on a launch console? Sure!
Should we expect a lot of new IPs/ new games on a launch console? Absolutely not. A remaster and a new game plus knowing what's on the pipeline is good enough for me to buy a new console.
499 with a 2070 Super-like GPU and 1tb SSD? You're dreaming
I expect 2060 Super/Vanilla and 500 GB, if that's the price
How is Haptic feedback differnt from HDRumble in the Switch. Maybe they are not the same realm at all?
I'd say prepare for it not to happen, because it likely won't.
