I think the PS5 will be more powerful than we expected but the BC with every PS console ever seems like fan fiction hype.
I agree on the face of things but I've never known a non-enthusiast consumer to care about the intricacies of a GPU.When consumers go buy a laptop they look for higher numbers.
If someone Google's what's better and one has higher of some number, then sure. That would matter at least to some extent.
Sony advertised a lot the PS4 being the most powerful
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I wonder with backcompat if it would be possible to play this game:
He predicted the XSX specs he had the right active CU count and clock speeds. He doesn't seem credible though, but you also dont get that lucky when guessing the specs for a system.Who is this Tommy Fisher person predicting 13.3 TF for PS5? I see a handful of people talking about him on Twitter.
I did too.
Just give me full PS-family BC Sony, and all my money is yours.
BLAST PROCESSING! That is going to be the Secret Sauce. Sony has been working with Sega on how they engineered Blast Processing back in the Genesis days and they have been secretly working on a 2020 version of Blast Processing. "Sony does what MS don't" will be the slogan during the holidays.I'm curious as to how many people arguing over teraflops even know what a teraflop is or does. Is this like in the SNES/Genesis days when they used to market games based on how many Megs they were? Just a higher number=better thing?
Now I will be disappointed if this doesn't happen
Fanboying over a piece of plastic is pretty embarrassing.
You could read my other posts where I said they should do live stream State-of-Play variant to properly reveal the console instead of assuming the stupid conclusion possible.Are you aware of what is happening in the world right now? Are some of you posting from Mars?
Lol that's gonna be deadder than dead, I'm sure.
It's weird because MS seemed really confident around the specs, and all the Sony leaks were pretty negative, but doing this days after the glowing XSX spec write up would definitely suggest confidence on Sony's part too. Interested to see what this is.
I agree on the face of things but I've never known a non-enthusiast consumer to care about the intricacies of a GPU.
When comparing things, I maintain that the general populace only responds in any meaningful way to price, games and features.
Are you ignoring the OP member?For some reason I can't see this thread on the main gaming forum page? Not even on my watched thread list. I definitely don't have it ignored either.
The only way for me to get here is clicking a notification that I've been quoted.
When consumers go buy a laptop they look for higher numbers.
If someone Google's what's better and one has higher of some number, then sure. That would matter at least to some extent.
Sony advertised a lot the PS4 being the most
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I think they'll have some kind of proper event with games and design reveal later this year anyway, hopefully not just three months before it comes out.You could read my other posts where I said they should do live stream State-of-Play variant to properly reveal the console instead of assuming the stupid conclusion possible.
The blog is only the main access. I'm sure a Sony will want the video to be everywhere, so YouTube is a given.Why just on the blog though? I can't watch the blog on my TV. Would be more logical to also announce it on YouTube / twitch etc.
No, because you see...Vita means...LIFEEE.
It's weird because MS seemed really confident around the specs, and all the Sony leaks were pretty negative, but doing this days after the glowing XSX spec write up would definitely suggest confidence on Sony's part too. Interested to see what this is.
I don't think that has ever been really true in video games, and I question if that is even true in general consumer products.
DS outsold Vita
Wii outsold ps3
Ps2 wasn't the most powerful console on market at the time.
Ps3 had to fight back against the 360
how about that demon's souls remake
You don't see MS making a comeback? You do realize how their studios have grown, right? I would say it's at least very promising, let's wait and see what these new games will be all about.
I mean, there are literally people who's jobs depend on this metric.Are people really that invested in how many teraflops this thing is/has/does? Who cares, honestly?
A dev said the PS4 was the most excited hardware in 20 years? If who said these words was a pr guy or a 1st party dev in a promotional video then sure I understand the skepticism. However, a dev mentioned that to a journalist behind the scenes, and if it wasn't for Jason mentioning it we wouldn't even know about his opinion.
May I expect to see the look of the system and the controller?
Honestly what is this silliness?Are people really that invested in how many teraflops this thing is/has/does? Who cares, honestly?
I want to see it ! Godammit!I reckon we might see the controller but not the box, maybe even both.
That's what I hope too.I think they'll have some kind of proper event with games and design reveal later this year anyway, hopefully not just three months before it comes out.
they just heard that they were. That's all hype and marketing.
That tweet is about both machines, not just the PS5. The new hardware us exciting because of the inclusion of RT, SSD and powerful CPUs.
I wonder if someone would try and reverse engineer the protocol and get it working via homebrew
This. The industry tweets being quoted repeatedly are ignoring why people want a number without offering evidence to supersede the number they're trying to divert attention from. It's just vague "please be excited" and "it's great" that you'll hear from any executive no matter how weak the system ends up.Honestly what is this silliness?
What people care about is if they buy multiplatform game on the new Xbox or new Playstation. Which one is going to run better, in terms of framerate, resolution or graphical effects.
Teraflops are a metric comparing two machines that is an analogue for that.
You can't just go "teraflops don't matter"
Or "both consoles are great"
When people want to inform their purchasing decisions based upon some metric.
Like what's more important? CPU clock speed? Memory bandwidth?
ROPs? (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Render_output_unit)
The fact is one of these boxes is going to run better.
It's a question of which one, that's why people have fixated on teraflops.
The moment I can play Suikoden 1 or 2 on my latest Playstation console and not on a small handheld screen, I will cry tears of joy.
This is, in a lot of cases, impossible.Full BC from PS1-PS4 is great but Sony should make those old games available on PS Store. I don't want to hunt down a copy of Taito Legends so I can play it on PS5.