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Chrizum on 10 September 2013
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iamdeath said:
Chrizum said:
iamdeath said:
Chrizum said:
iamdeath said:
how many people have PC's more powerfull then a PS4? Nit many. Graphics will be fine.

More than the amount of people that own a PS4...


Not for long.....................

I'm not so sure. I think PS4 will be a succes. But within a year from release, most gaming PCs being bought will be more powerful than a PS4.

I'm keeping a close eye on the PS4 because it's looking to be a good purchase for a good price. But it's definitely underpowered compared to PC rigs. And that's alright.

LOL, no. Most peoples PC's are only on par with 360 and PS3....High end gaming PC's are not popular it is a niche market. It is hardly underpowerd, it will be close to high end PC graphcis at first, just like 360 and ps3 were. oblivion looked as good on console as PC at launch.  Over time PC will get better but barely any games will utilize them. Graphics are already good enoguh for 99% of the population./

I don't feel like starting a heavy debate but I will say this: while it's true that the majority of games will not utilize the extra power, I'm positive that even mid-end videocards and CPUs will be more powerful than PS4's within a year from PS4's release. This has been the case with PS3/360 as well, except for PS3's Cell processor which was powerful, but extremely inefficient. And today's consoles are way more behind than PS3 and 360 were at the time of release.

PS4 is budget console and I'm all the more happy for it. Sony has learned from their mistakes.