It's a picture of Lost Odyssey 2 running at 4K 120fps on Anaconda.
How can u see 120fps in a picture?"That made me laugh pretty hard xD
PS5 is confirmed by Mark Cerny to run natively at 4k and a can be upscaled to 8k. Based on what we know Sony may have the better GPU of the consoles as they seem to have a some deal going with AMD and it will be 7nm after all. Of course in reality that doesn't mean much and Microsoft will undoubtedly go 7nm but Sony's direct involvement in Navi development has me thinking theirs will be much more optimized in practice, which is a no brained when it comes to customized chipsets. That said the CPU was stated to only be an 8 core at an unknown clock speed. It is 100% possible that Anaconda could be going for a 16-core at a higher clock speed. The real test will be seeing how well the actual hardware runs and performs in practice, more cores are not always better depending how the instruction set is spread out.
Again as I said before I want reserve my judgments until it's revealed. The rumored specs of the Xbox One was well ahead of all the rumored PS4 specs and reality was very different from those rumors and leaks. It is true though that the PS4 originally had 4 gigs of ram, rather than 8. Speaking of which, rumors state Sony is looking to do some interesting stuff with memory this time around. I'm sure Microsoft will do the same however. My biggest concern is how much of a hit Microsoft is willing to take by dividing their hardware for a weaker and stronger version of their console, splitting up their game development. This could backfire as Sony will be focusing on one unified, powerful platform. Sony's first party exclusive games will undoubtedly look and play better than Anaconda's top first part titles as they will need to be able to run on Lockhart as well. Meaning it may win in frame-rate and even native resolution, it will most definitely fail to impress by being held back in polycount. I feel the skepticism of this two consoles out the gate is justified as the hardware is rumored to be different. It would another thing entirely if it was like the 360 where the price difference was hard-drive based.
It's hard to say how next gen will go, but Sony is definitely aiming for the hardcore gamers and the goodwill they built with the PS4. I do think that Microsoft may have a surprise or two up their sleeve that will keep them competitive and turn some heads though. I'm really excited to see what they bring this E3, and as the only major press conference on stage this year. They have the whole spotlight to themselves to take advantage of and have everyone focus on them. Phil Spencer claims he is going to take advantage of that moment. Time will tell if he succeeds and delivers the only thing that will sell the next Xbox.
Games that people want to actually play!
