SvennoJ on 28 June 2013
Lastly Cerny added that these developers "didn't want exotica", and that "if there was a GPU out there that could do real-time ray-tracing they did not want it in the PS4." Though such technology would be "fascinating", said Cerny, the development teams would need to rebuild everything they knew from scratch just to make use of this GPU.
Oh well, wake me up in 2020 for next-next-gen. And this exotic gpu? Nvidia Cuda can do path tracing with the Brigade engine, just not enough oomph yet. Maybe an indie dev will be brave enough to do a 480p arcade path traced game, a glimpse of the future.
