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Sal.Paradise on 25 February 2013
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BenVTrigger said:
Sal.Paradise said:
BenVTrigger said:
Sal.Paradise said:

I'm reading the article now.

"Earlier this week, Sony officially announced the PlayStation 4 (the former Orbis), and it turned out that everything in the documentation Dylan had sent me—the names of the controller's buttons, the specs of its new touchpad, the specs for the console itself—were entirely correct"

^that links to this page http://kotaku.com/5986120/everything-weve-got-on-the-playstation-4-all-in-one-place

^which links to this page http://kotaku.com/5977849/the-playstation-4-has-a-new-controller-fancy-user-accounts-and-impressive-specs-so-far?tag=ps4

which reports that the PS4 will have 2.2GB of dedicated VRAM. Which is wrong. Shitaku being shitaku! 

My god man your argueing to argue now.  There cold facts.  We know he was right.  That was an early development kit.

Kotaku was the first to break MULTIPLE features of PS4 and their source was SuperDaE.  As i said your just arguing to argue now

Lol, I'm right though. Kotaku said they were "entirely correct", SuperDae was their source. But they weren't, they got key info wrong. That's it. 


No you have insurmountable evidence in front of you he was legit and are just arguing

Kotaku was the first to give detailed info on the new controller.  Who was their source?

Their GPU info was correct.  Who was their source?

They gave further detailed info about the share feature.  Who was their source?

They were the FIRST to unveil the code name Orbis.  Who was their source.

Epic confirmed SuperDaE hacked them.

MS confirmed SuperDaE hacked them.

Blizzard confirmed SuperDaE hacked them.

Your trying to argue one tiny point, that was likely real at one point and phazed out in development kits.  Theres no theory here we know SuperDaE was real

The 'it could've been a development kit' excuse doesn't check out, because Kotaku just said they got the specs completely right after the official, final,  specs were announced (and contradicted theirs when it comes to RAM).

Frankly, I don't have the stamina to go look up which were the very first leaks to mention share button, gpu info etc, but considering kotaku just blatantly lied about another spec, I don't have any confidence in what else they're saying they got right and got first.