| fighter said: I also believe the PS4 has more raw power. Seems obvious considering how much GPUs matter on gaming consoles. Although, how that advantage translates in the end is not as obvious. We also know the X1 with its' eSRAM is far more tweaked than the PS4 as Digital Digital Foundry has noted "that based on the way that AMD graphics tech is being utilised right now in gaming, a law of diminishing returns kicks in". I personnally expect to see the same difference between PS3 and X360 again this gen - meaning (you can call this fighter's law): 1) - the development environment compensates most of the raw power differential 2) - otherwise it mostly depends on the development cost as illustrated by Naughty Dog and other partner and first party Sony Studios 3) - multiplat developpers tending to prefer equalized or similar outputs and neglect useless investments (lazy dev syndrome lol) |
I think with current gen still being developed along side, it may be at least a year before we see any advantages of 3rd party games. Crikey working on 6 versions of the same game must be an absolute nightmare... It's going to take a bit to get their tools/software to take advantage of the PS4/XboxOne setups. 1st party will be where its at initially.








