Scorpio's power is irrelevant, Neo is where it counts. Here's why...

[Pemalite]

Cloudman said:

Pemalite said:

No they wouldn't. They make one version of the game, which is a lead platform, typically the PC, then they scale it downwards for less powerfull platforms like the Playstation 4 and Xbox One.

Neo and Scorpio, will take advantage of higher graphics that have already been made for the PC version.

Pretty much every Frostbite powered game is Medium/high equivalent PC settings at 720P/900P on console, there is a pretty big graphics difference when compared to a PC's full 1080P, 60fps, ultra settings.

There are a few limitation's to Sony's approach to VR, that makes it less than ideal.
For starters it's resolution is low, it's not much of a problem on a TV watching it from several meters away, but these things will only be a few inches away from the eyes.
It's framerate is also only 60fps, they will then create a fake frame between every real frame to fake 120fps (They are advertising this as "Reprojection". - It's similar to the "motion" tech in many TV's, it comes with some other caveats too, It's simply inferior to a native 90fps solution or even 120fps.

Neo in theory could completely solve those issues.

Yeah, I figure VR will run better on the Neo, but hopefully it runs fine on just standard hardware.

No reason why it won't run fine on a standard PS4. All comes down to the Developers though.

Lawlight said:
There is barely any visual difference between PC now and the PS4/XB1. What the odds that there is a big difference between the Neo and the Scorpio? Let me tell you - 0.