Kasz216 on 04 August 2008
| SlorgNet said: Carmack is a brilliant programmer, but id has traditionally been focused on PC games. So his perspective is mostly PC-centric, which tends to be misinterpreted as being pro-Microsoft. Remember, his generation of programmers specialized in writing code for single-core architecture. The PS3 is a true multicore system, and that was a huge challenge for the coders. Fortunately, Insomniac, Kojima and others have proved that multicore is no longer a barrier to make great games. |
Sure not barrier, they haven't proved however that it isn't an obstacle.
It's harder to play basketball if you aren't tall. However it is still harder.
However there are plenty of averaged sized players who are great at basketball and have had good NBA careers.
