PS360 had high-end GPUs for 2005-2006, but next gen will start with a powerless hardware compared to the current pattern.
PS360 had high-end GPUs for 2005-2006, but next gen will start with a powerless hardware compared to the current pattern.
While of course Nvidia is bitter and slightly wrong (the PS3 was definitely more powerful than the 360), I think there is nearly a valid point
At the moment, the consoles represent very good value for money, but I am not sure that they will be able to stay ahead all generation, especially with attacks from both PC and from tablets.
Lawlight said:
What is there to be doubtful about? Nvidia has been dissing the next generation of consoles for months now. It's clear that they're very salty. |
I remember they said that nextgen is already outdated - there is more powerful hardware already available. As a company this is just usual business, that's all. They want PC-guys to pay for "the way it's meant to be played". Nothing more, nothing less.
twilight_link said: mid-end gaming PC now (months before its launch), low-end gaming PC in few years, platform flushed with horrible looking ports of PC games mostly with bad frame rate and or low resolution.
Steam Box if done properly can wipe the floor with PS4 |
Low resolution? The PS4 runs game in a native 1080P. ALL consumer TVs that don't cost an arm and a leg(the 4K ones) maximum resolutions are 1080P. Console gaming is mean to be done on a TV, not on a computer monitor, where you can buy monitors with better resolutions than that. So as it stands, 1080P is the highest mainstream resolution available right now, why would they aim for something higher, and since WHEN did 1080P become low resolution gaming? You're not even a good hater, because good haters at least try to make sense. And let's not pretend that PC doesn't get shitty ports either, because it happens all the fucking time.
The PS Vita had no hype outside the Internet, at all. Some of my friends never even heard of the Vita, and yet ALL of my friends know about the PS4 and are getting one. Also, if the PS3 is selling 100K a week worldwide at $250+ there's clearly a demand for Playstation consoles. Once again, try harder.
Steam box won't wipe the floor with consoles, ever. The average gamer isn't computer literate enough for the steam box, and really the idea of upgrading your consoles when you want would confuse the fuck out of some. The steam box has NO exclusives, fuck, if I'm right then it'd be essentially like a normal gaming PC. There's no demand for it, only Valve fanboys and some PC Gamers will buy it.
Once again, try harder, improve.
twilight_link said:
your post is nonsense Total War series, MS Flight Simulator and much RTS and simulators in general are more or less PC exclusives, whether the game is big on budget or not is not important for quality of the game itself. |
I'm really not sure what you're talking aboiut here. Of course the PC has got the RTS/Flight Sim market covered - that's a given, who would want to play a serious flight sim or RTS on a PS3 or Xbox 360 or any console without a mouse and decent joystick. Consoles were never for thos typee types of games in big numbers.
The PS3 has had way more big exclusives than the PC in a bunch of different genres, heck even the Xbox 360 counting muliplats has pretty much everything the PC has got. Don't get me wrong, I'm into RTS games myself and wouldn't want to play them anywhere else than on a computer (I'm more into computers than consoles). But your comment just sounds way too biased towards computer gaming, consoles have plenty to offer that computers don't, ease of use, accessibility, pick up and play, and then of course those games you very rarely see on a PC like Uncharted/GoW and so on.
It's not about your personal preference, or mine, which is for the most part on the computer for me too. It's about the overall demographic and that is firmly in console territory - like it, or not!
walsufnir said:
I remember they said that nextgen is already outdated - there is more powerful hardware already available. As a company this is just usual business, that's all. They want PC-guys to pay for "the way it's meant to be played". Nothing more, nothing less. |
Oh, not just that. Nvidia has been bitter about consoles for a long time now. Like when they said that the next gen of consoles will be the last. Or when they said that they let AMD have the next generation of consoles. Or when they said that the PS4 GPU equals a low-end nvidia one. And one this. All in the space of a few months? Is it usual business to make so many statements about a competitor in such a short span of time?
Prease don't buy da PS4! We haz sum great GPUs you can stick in your PC!! PRease! We needz teh moneyz!
Official member of VGC's Nintendo family, approved by the one and only RolStoppable. I feel honored.
Lawlight said:
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1. Yes, it is.
2. What statement isn't true? There are some which can be argued but these statements are not way off!
walsufnir said:
2. What statement isn't true? There are some which can be argued but these statements are not way off! |
1. No, it isn't.
2. No one said it's not true. Of course, a $400-$1000 GPU is going to be more powerful than a $150 one. My point, which still stands, is about how nvidia is butthurt about being the least relevant graphics card manufacturer in gaming.
pezus said: How would Nvidia know 720's specs? They aren't even making the GPU in it... |
I was thinking the same thing. I mean unless they are going off the rumored specs. Nvidia has an axe to grind with console manufacturers at this point. AMD will be making money on every Wii U, PS4, and 720 sold. There is no doubt that the PC has the stronger hardware. The issue has always been optimization. You'll never get the most out of your PC hardware because if developers actually coded for the latest greatest graphic's card tech, they'd be eliminating 99% of their potential software sales.