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KennyLinder

KennyLinder

Game Designer at EA
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Oct 27, 2017
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Sounds like something along the lines of a Steam Machine. What an odd way of 'announcing' it.
 

Xyber

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Oct 27, 2017
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Eoin

Member
Oct 27, 2017
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So...they accidentally ordered 1000 PCs for their developers instead of 10 and the figure that the easiest way to fix that was to sell them off as high end "Mad Box" machines?
 

Deleted member 46922

User requested account closure
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Aug 21, 2018
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Maybe they should include two cpu's, one for each eye.

This year is gonna be just as bad as last year, isn't it?
 

catswaller

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Oct 27, 2017
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the combined per-eye metric actually is how devs talk about it -- that's the framerate you have to hit in engine to produce half on each eye. when a game is advertised as 90 it's because it's 45 per eye. Not sure why the dude said 60 when he clearly meant 120 though.
 

nolifebr

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Sep 1, 2018
11,465
Curitiba/BR


https://variety.com/2019/gaming/news/ian-bell-mad-box-1203097617/

"It will support most major VR headsets and those upcoming and the specs will be equivalent to a 'very fast PC 2 years from now'," Bell wrote in an email. "We're in early talks with manufacturers of components so we can't say much more right now other than we have the designs specced out in detail. What is the Mad Box?" Bell wrote. "It's the most powerful console ever built… It's literally 'Mad'… You want 4k, you want VR at 60FPS? You want a full engine for free to develop your games on it? You have it."
 

rocket

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Oct 27, 2017
1,306
The box can do 240fps at 8k for all I care if they don't tell you how much it actually cost.