curl-6 said:
I mean, the Tegra X1 was a 2015 chipset, and a console using tech from a year or two prior is pretty normal. The Gamecube's chipset was finalized in 1999 for a 2001 release, the N64 in 1995 for a 1996 release. About the last time any console was cutting edge was the Xbox 360 nearly 20 years ago. |
I'd say the Dreamcast GPU was ahead of its time in 1998. Short window, but games putting 3 million polygons in a time when PC games would be topping out at 1 million. The PowerVR2 was better than the Voodoo2 card, which almost made it in the system. Tho 90s tech was advancing so fast by 1999, DC fell behind when Rivia TNT 2 came out.
Bite my shiny metal cockpit!









