| generic-user-1 said: history shows that people need time to learn how to work with new hardware, but this gen isnt new hardware, the wiiu is a better gamecube(so not much improvement there, we saw it with the wii, the difference between launch and the last year was there, but it was much smaller than on the ps360). the PS4/X1 are PCs with some minor costum parts, You cant compare that with the cellproblem of the ps360.
and No, history dont show that the games on every console improve strongly. gameboy colour games didnt improve so much and 3ds didnt improve that much too. but we saw great improvements at the ds(why? because it not just a stronger gba). sames goes sega. |
You're right, how could I be so foolish, GCN and it's accompanying cards were introduced first, January 9th 2012 (announced in 2011)...developers of console specific games based on completely separate architecture from ~06-07 would absolutely know how to utilize it right away. I mean, we all know console developers keep up to date with every new piece of PC hardware that comes out. Why wouldn't they? I mean, every game Sony makes comes out on PC, right? And every PC has a R9-290x, or a Kaveri APU variant which is where GCN first appeared, right?
