chakkra said:
Azzanation said:
Tech will always improve during a generation, however the secret source SSDs aren't doing anything special outside reducing load times by fair margins, which is exactly what we would expect from a faster SSD. Weather or not devs find the magic to make these SSDs work in their favor would also have to take into account the average gaming PC etc. I believe we will see better uses of the SSDs however that marketing was clearly what it is, marketing. It was their to sell you a product, especially Sony since they couldn't market the CPU and GPU since the Series X has higher numbers. The SSD was their ground they could hold, however its embarrassing seeing so many run with the tech just because a company says so, much like the PS3's Cell processor. Also the SSD is suppose to be twice as fast as the Series X/S yet 1 second difference isn't really doing it justice here. Either way its too early to tell but i wont be surprised if this is what it will be for the rest of the generation. Also just wanted to add, 1st/2nd party games isn't exactly a good way to compare tech since they will normally be exclusive which will mean, we wont know the difference between how it runs on other hardware to compare it to. |
lol I didn't want to say it like that, but you would think that after 8 generations people would learn that these companies promise the exact same things every single time: "new ways to play" and "gameplay not possible before"; and we always end up with the exact same thing, better graphics and bigger maps. At least it looks like this time 60 fps is here to stay. |
I agree with everything except the 60fps. Once devs start utilising the full protential of engines like Unreal 5 etc, hardware is going to be pushed.
