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KHlover on 06 October 2013
Heckon said:
No need for DDR5 when you have da cloudz :D
On a more serious note MS must be tired of having to explain their approach compared to competition approach, being on defensive mode since the reveal must be energy consuming...poor ms pr guys, they must have a crazy schedule....

Well, the entire PR team seems to have been on vacation for the entire time from the reveal to the 180. They'll have to do this work now instead...



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Xenostar on 06 October 2013
Heckon said:
No need for DDR5 when you have da cloudz :D
On a more serious note MS must be tired of having to explain their approach compared to competition approach, being on defensive mode since the reveal must be energy consuming...poor ms pr guys, they must have a crazy schedule....


They should just stop arguing that black is white and start focusing on the features and games they actually have, and most importantly find away to get that price down post launch. 



Sal.Paradise on 06 October 2013

Uncomfortably good



OdinHades on 06 October 2013

I also heard that 1.84 Teraflops are very uncomfortable to work with. 1.31 Teraflops are way more balanced and shit.



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Zappykins on 06 October 2013
WagnerPaiva said:

 

That is pretty sad because if the PS4 fail as hard as the Vita, Sony will drop out, and, man, they will be missed. I love so much their exclusives and policies, specially Heavy Rain, Uncharted and the PSN Plus, but also Gran Turismo, Infamous, The Last of Us, KILLZONE...
Goodbye Sony, I will never forget you old friend.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSz16ngdsG0

That is actually a legetimate concern.  An insurance company, Sony makes money, good money.  But they are even talking about droping TV's - something they are most famous for.

Perhapse that other statement about excluses not really helping anyone was a warm up?  How well do you think Sony's exclusives would sell on an Xbox, WiiU or PC? 

Potentially the Steam Box could be bad for them.



 

Really not sure I see any point of Consol over PC's since Kinect, Wii and other alternative ways to play have been abandoned. 

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Puppyroach on 06 October 2013

I think MS should just let the games talk and spend less time discussing performance, because they have an awesome line-up and are promoting it quite effectively.

OT: Good thing the systems aren´t completely alike, I hate the idea of having systems being identical, originality is what drives the industry forward.



NinjaHanzo on 06 October 2013

No doubt about it...

GDDR5 may put you in a unconfortable place.

Specially if you're trying to sell DDR3 for 100$ more.



Ssenkahdavic on 06 October 2013

So, Game Developers care about Power Consumption Confirmed?



 

  

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WagnerPaiva on 06 October 2013
Zappykins said:
WagnerPaiva said:

 

That is pretty sad because if the PS4 fail as hard as the Vita, Sony will drop out, and, man, they will be missed. I love so much their exclusives and policies, specially Heavy Rain, Uncharted and the PSN Plus, but also Gran Turismo, Infamous, The Last of Us, KILLZONE...
Goodbye Sony, I will never forget you old friend.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSz16ngdsG0

That is actually a legetimate concern.  An insurance company, Sony makes money, good money.  But they are even talking about droping TV's - something they are most famous for.

Perhapse that other statement about excluses not really helping anyone was a warm up?  How well do you think Sony's exclusives would sell on an Xbox, WiiU or PC? 

Potentially the Steam Box could be bad for them.


Sony is in dire straits and we all know that, they will be a legendary video game company that everybody remember in sadness, like Sega, if the PS4 fail. The Vita is the writting on the wall: it is the coolest handheld ever and everybody avoid it like it is AIDS.



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Xenostar on 06 October 2013
WagnerPaiva said:
Zappykins said:
WagnerPaiva said:

 

That is pretty sad because if the PS4 fail as hard as the Vita, Sony will drop out, and, man, they will be missed. I love so much their exclusives and policies, specially Heavy Rain, Uncharted and the PSN Plus, but also Gran Turismo, Infamous, The Last of Us, KILLZONE...
Goodbye Sony, I will never forget you old friend.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSz16ngdsG0

That is actually a legetimate concern.  An insurance company, Sony makes money, good money.  But they are even talking about droping TV's - something they are most famous for.

Perhapse that other statement about excluses not really helping anyone was a warm up?  How well do you think Sony's exclusives would sell on an Xbox, WiiU or PC? 

Potentially the Steam Box could be bad for them.


Sony is in dire straits and we all know that, they will be a legendary video game company that everybody remember in sadness, like Sega, if the PS4 fail. The Vita is the writting on the wall: it is the coolest handheld ever and everybody avoid it like it is AIDS.


As Sony has said Playstation is now one of there pillars if it fails the whole of Sony fails. There are many departments sony may close if there not profitable but Playstation is not one of them as it is profitable and for once there starting a generation without selling at a loss. Playstation aint going anywhere it really isnt a concern at all.

Tvs might go but there electronics department wont either there currently enjoying putting there camera sensors in most phones including i phones, theres probably more money for them in being part suppliers than TV suppliers