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Max King of the Wild on 20 May 2013

 


lolwat?


yes post the picture of the console i said the only reason it looks different is because its domed. now... take away the dome and compare.



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crissindahouse on 20 May 2013
Nyleveia said:
pezus said:
Some of the shots are of the controller and PS Eye. Anyone got a link to an article with snaps of all the bits?


http://www.thesixthaxis.com/2013/05/20/sonys-ps4-teaser-trailer-frame-by-frame-screengrabs/

the circular vented shot and the chevrons shot have me interested the most.
For the most part i think it'll be matte on upper and lower sections and glossy along the middle, like a gloss sandwhich.

i believe the design will be really awesome when i see those pics.



Frank_kc on 20 May 2013

I was able to capture some pictures from video, here they are. Let the guessing game begin:

 

 

 

 

 



Max King of the Wild on 20 May 2013
Nyleveia said:

So you address the size point but avoid the shape point entirely? i'm still waiting for a picture of this pre-2006 pc chassis that looks like an xbox.


they are all the same shape. they have slight customizations to obviously have an identity. but they are all towers that are sitting next to a tv set which started last gen. 



dsgrue3 on 20 May 2013
Max King of the Wild said:

lolwat?


yes post the picture of the console i said the only reason it looks different is because its domed. now... take away the dome and compare.

Do you recognize the difference between a circle and a triangle?



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Nyleveia on 20 May 2013


Judging from this image they have redesigned the shape of the share button



NobleTeam360 on 20 May 2013

Funny how it's turned into an argument over whether or not PS4 will look like a PC tower. (Which it won't by the way)



Nyleveia on 20 May 2013
Max King of the Wild said:
Nyleveia said:

So you address the size point but avoid the shape point entirely? i'm still waiting for a picture of this pre-2006 pc chassis that looks like an xbox.


they are all the same shape. they have slight customizations to obviously have an identity. but they are all towers that are sitting next to a tv set which started last gen. 

Don't know about you, but both my xbox 360 and PS3 have always been lay down.

And no, it didn't start "last gen" at all.

So essentially what you're saying is "if it didn't have specific design features and curves, and was a different size and color it would look like a pc tower if you stood it up on end", why not just go the whole hog and say "if you take anything at all and make it into a rectangle it looks like a pc tower buhuhu"



Max King of the Wild on 20 May 2013
dsgrue3 said:

Do you recognize the difference between a circle and a triangle?


i also know the difference between a plane and a missle. because things dont have the same demensions doesnt mean they dont resembke each other



Porcupine_I on 20 May 2013
Nyleveia said:
The entire point is to have media attention on the PS4, and thus far it's working, various sites are posting articles about the video and dissecting the various split second frames to try and work out what it actually looks like - For something a single day before Microsoft's console reveal, it's serving it's purpose, when you consider this threads barely an hour old and is on to 7 pages already, and kowenicki's xbox reveal event thread is 2 days old and only at 30 pages... it's fairly obvious this video has served it's intended purpose.

to be fair, he probably contributed 1-2 pages of this thread himself, just to point out how weak the video was



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