TheHunt3r_Orion said:
1st link says nothing. AMD was talking about HUMA on the PS4, which the Xbox One has and has been confirmed by Tom's Hardware here. http://www.tomshardware.com/news/xbox-one-processor-jaguar-apu-huma,24035.html
2nd link is discredited by your first link because nowhere in that article does it say anything about power. Did you post that link thinking I wouldn't read???
3rd link WHO is the developer? If Microsoft where hiding something, could Microsoft be sure that developer would not talk if he knew? And it is no longer an if that Microsoft is hiding something. Albert Penello and Major Nelson have confirmed it.
So. Denied, denied, denied. Three times. Try again if you want.
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I can't help you. Only solution to your dillusion is time.
And please for the love of God actually read the whole interview before saying what I underlined.
GC: Okay, well this issue is specific to the PS4 and it’s that although no one seems to argue that it’s more powerful than the Xbox One I worry that that power is not going to be used in multiformat games. Because it wasn’t with the PS3. I can understand there not being a big difference at launch but are you confident that’s not going to be the norm going forward?
JR: I think you’re correct in pointing out that multiformat games often develop to the lowest common denominator. And that phenomenon has certainly been apparent on the PS3/Xbox 360 gen. I think these big games now are becoming so big that there is a chance… I guess it all comes down to economics at the end of the day. Because multiformat publishers, they’re rational – well in most cases they’re rational…
GC: [laughs]
JR: They’re rational businessmen whose obligation is to behave in the best interest of their shareholders. So to the extent that we can demonstrate that going the extra yard on the PS4 SKU is gonna result in some tangible financial benefit to them they will. If we can’t demonstrate that they won’t.