LilChicken22 on 03 February 2013
“They’ll be able to put a lot more characters on the screen and allow for hyperrealistic games,” Pachter said.
Sony’s new console will feature graphics chips developed by Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and processors capable of rendering games at 240 frames per second, Pachter said. Current-generation games typically render at 30 or 60 frames per second. As with past model changes, Sony will continue to produce and sell the almost 7-year-old PlayStation 3.
I don't think he's trying anymore.
