I'm pretty sure if XboxOne was 50% more powerful on paper you wouldn't be saying this. 

Id say it would be 360/PS3 graphics gap, but with X1 getting the slight edge instead.

I have no illusions about this as 3rd party developers will just take the easy route and make them equal. Exclusives are another story.

On paper the PS3 had a weaker GPU with a much stronger CPU, that didn't result in a 50% graphical difference, the PS3's best games barely look better than Halo 4, which is the Xbox 360s best game, in my opinion.

So seeing as the gap is wider this generation, and going by exclusives, wouldn't that mean PS4 exclusives will look much better than Xbox's compared to current gen because the gap is wider? And if that's the case, why did you say the difference will be the same as current gen when most multiplats indeed ran better on Xbox due to technical reasons?

I'm just saying there's no need to fuss over hardware specs anymore when Microsoft and even Sony eventually are gonna move towards an all digital, cloud computing future sooner or later. The third party games are gonna look the same. The games on Xbox One like Forza already look amazing. Yeah the PS4 might be better theoretically on paper, but anything the PS4 is capable of, the Xbox can do just the same or better.

No.. just no... please stop. I mean an *infinite* amount of power. Do you even know what the term infinite means.

You do know that Sony can use the "Cloud" as well right? 

The cloud is great for online games/MMO's, but it *wont* in any shape or form improve the performance of single player experiences. It would allow (just like Diablo) to perhaps include new gameplay experiences - such as you can make changes server side to loot drops, and automatically when players connect they get this newly configured data. So from that point of view it could be useful... but it will not change the performance of hardware.

The term cloud is misunderstood. Cloud just means servers available online. 

Its what is set up for those servers to do that is the differnce.

Sony don have servers set up for processing data to enhanc a machine. Thereservers are used for playing PS3 titles on PS4. As in completely rendered in thecloudand streamed to play like Steam can do.

Microsofts Cloud is set up for processing data and sending that back to th machine, freeing up memory ad CPU tasks. Things like AI, Physics etc. Not necessarily display processes. But that still means Microsoft has more local memory on the console to use for Graphics. Etc.

Theres a great article Im just trying to find that shows just what Cloud means for Sony/Microsoft.

But cloud is just that. Servers.  

The term cloud is misunderstood. Cloud just means servers available online. 

Its what is set up for those servers to do that is the differnce.

Sony don have servers set up for processing data to enhanc a machine. Thereservers are used for playing PS3 titles on PS4. As in completely rendered in thecloudand streamed to play like Steam can do.

Microsofts Cloud is set up for processing data and sending that back to th machine, freeing up memory ad CPU tasks. Things like AI, Physics etc. Not necessarily display processes. But that still means Microsoft has more local memory on the console to use for Graphics. Etc.

Theres a great article Im just trying to find that shows just what Cloud means for Sony/Microsoft.

But cloud is just that. Servers.  

Maybe I expect to much from scenery, car models and real colours from the Forza series. One of the reasons I struggle o put GT5 in my top 5 was the lack of detail in environments. Soomething Turn 10 have always done well with. 

More importantly I think is that the physics seem way off in Driveclub. It looks like a NFS type game. Which means it should really be compared to Horizon or NFS as well. Its having a hard time with hands on. lot of people slating Driveclub early on. If its 35% done when is it due?

I thought it was launch. But is it not? what does PS4 hve at launch?