hinch said:
Did I mention anything about clock speeds? No. If you are so desperate to prove Wii U's power why not do some research about it instead or throwing in random numbers and acusations. Ok lets say the Wii U uses a tri core PowerPC 750 based [45nm] CPU (using an enhanced broadway architecture with added cache) running at 1.2Ghz with 1GB of usable DDR3 ram @ 12GB/s + 32MB eDRAM.. now compare that to what we know about the PS4: CPU - 8 64bit Jaguar cores running at 1.6Ghz, 8GB of unified GDDR5 @ 176GB/s (with a small sizable chunk ram dedicated to OS and other). That a huge difference.. And thats not even taking into consideration more modern architecture of the APU's found in the PS4/Nextbox, or the the GPU assisted compute funtionality of the PS4. ~ That alone puts in a different ball park. If the Wii is having issues with performance issues when put next to current gen consoles, then I hate to think what a downscaled engine built for PS4/Nextbox will look/play like on the Wii U. Argue all you like, I'm done here. By all means wait until next year and see how the Wii U situation plays out.. I think I have pretty good idea on how well the third party support will be like for the upcoming generation of consoles. |
"Well.. quite a few devs have come out and complained about the same thing - the CPU."
-hinch
A day or two later, and you're still missing my point. Show me the part where I pulled up some random numbers about the Wii U or a comparable PC processor or whatever other piece of hardware under the sun. In all of my posts in this topic, where did I at all try to make it about how the Wii U's power stacks up next to the PS4 and Nextbox? Don't waste your time looking, because you won't find it. From the very beginning, MY POINT WAS ABOUT METRO: LAST LIGHT AND WHY IT ISN'T COMING TO THE WII U. I then went on to talk about how every console receives less than stellar ports. I will not repeat things I've already typed. Please go back and read more carefully.
If you're going to quote me and call me out, at least read what I type and stick to the subject of my post. And if doing so is such a challenge for you, then I'm glad you're done here. I won't continue to argue with a brick wall.
Do me a favor though: go look up vids of Tony Hawk's Project 8 on PS2 and PS3 and tell me which version you'd rather play.







