| Azuren said: Didn't Sony say Neo wouldn't be at E3 like the week before? That story about them pulling out at the last second doesn't add up. |
Yep. And the rumors going around are that Red Dead 3 was what was pulled. Maybe 2K didn't have a stable demo ready, yet?
@ OP
This article forgets one big point going against MS. They don't have any exclusives on the Xbox anymore. All games will also be available for PC, almost completely negating the need for the Scorpio. And I also expect Sony to boost the clock up to get ~5.5 Tflops out of their GPU. Sure, 6Tflops is still better (if MS isn't just rounding up), but if Sony actually has a year head start, that difference won't mean much. Of course, the biggest thing to consider is that neither updated console will have exclusives soley for it, they only play the games their OG versions play, just better. These updated consoles will not change the direction of this gen. The PS4 won, and it will continue to win.
As for the NX, if it truly is underpowered compared to the OG PS4, I don't see it having a pray's chance at catching on. 3rd parties will hardly support it and gamers won't want inferior versions of games that are better on consoles they already own. And while having a controller that doubles as a handheld is interesting, it's not enough to carry a system. If the NX fails to deliver, I can truly see Nintendo either shifting to mobile gaming or going 3rd party or both.
