LordLichtenstein said:
| walsufnir said:
PS4 is more powerful but the difference we saw at launch games is currently not as big because the XDK evolved fast and MS even introduced a new driver.
Adding a core will, of course, be beneficial. In which way we don't know and will also depend on the game itself. If CPU cores weren't crucial, why not remove one? 5 should be ok, I guess? Because it's only the GPU that is important, right? Wait, let's make it only 4 cores. Should be enough as the CPUs have way less GFlops than the GPU. Right?
Thing is, of course CPUs are crucial and important but we don't know how much exactly and it relies on how devs design their game.
I would give you an explanation if a 2015 game uses the additional core on a multiplatform game and I get my hands on profiling data. But I doubt many would understand it.
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I think the difference is bigger than ever... Have you seen Driveclub and The Order: 1886?
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How would we know, both are exclusives. And with dc the devs had a huge amount of time to make a high performance game with a huge focus on graphics.
