Regarding the PS4 announcement - "More, More, More—How Do You Like It? "

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IamAwsome said:

Heavenly_King said:

UnitSmiley said:
There are a few things that can be criticized about the conference such as Squares showing (or lack thereof) but this article is basically complaining the PS4 is more powerful lol.

Sony made a fairly powerful new console that developers are praising for it's ease of use when it comes to developing games. Apparently somehow that's a bad thing. I highly believe this author would be writing negative things about Sony no matter what the PS4 was capable of.

I agree.  It is almost like if someone payed the dude to write something bad about having a powerful console.    When it is obviously something good when it is accesible (like the PS4), because game developers will have lots of freedom to make games.  I really dont know WTH that is a bad thing.

Power itself isn't a bad thing, but Sony (and devs like Epic) continue to push this mindset that MOAR POWUH will make for creative games, but we haven't really seen the creativity yet (KZ looks like any other FPS, and DriveClub's central concept exists in practically every modern racing game. Sony says that more power will encourage creativity, but there wasn't much in the games THEY showed. 

Skipping over to the end, he says that a game will suck no matter what CPU it runs on. Power doesn't make games better. Sony's devs insist that more will lead to creative expression, but in reality, it may lead to the downfall of console gaming.

They showed a few things including a new platformer that  doesn't revolve around realistic graphics and an open world game that will very likely have a much bigger city than the previous  did. Their will also be plenty more to see at E3. Sony has put out games like flow, flower, journey,  unfinished swan, ico, shadow of the colossus, little big planet ect. All very creative games. 

I don't understand why people think just  because the PS4 is powerful that it won' have creative games anymore. The power isn't  just for graphics, it allows the developers to do more with their vision.