I'm so disappointed and pissed that Dead Rising 3 is not 60 fps. They should have made this game 500p 60fps.

With bluetooth, I will be able to use either the PS4 controller or some 3rd party on the Tablet.  As far as form factor goes, tablets can stream their content directly to the tv.  If a tv is not available, you just use the tablet screen.

Point being, tablets have a portable capability and are easy to add 1st or 3rd party accessories to make them compatible to play most any game.  I don't think they would work well today, but 2-3 years from now, Maybe...

maybe this game can be optomized for later DLC downloads and get a fps upgrade to 45 or even 60.

I know the CPU's are both shit in the X1 and PS4. (Not necessary to remind me of that.) 

LPDDR3 running at 800mhz will net you a bandwidth of 12.8 GB/s. I'm sorry but I don't see the ram catching up anytime soon and that especially goes for the PS4. 

That last line is true. 

disappointing again, but not unexpected at all with this one because of all the zombies.

i hope ac4 can at least redeem the x1's name a bit with 1080p on x1. it seems to be the last big title left.

I think at the end of the day the "problem" is the X1 is arguably maybe only 4-6 times as powerful as 360.

If you double the resolution from 720 to 1080, then you halve that. it's only 2-3 times as powerful at 1080p.

The thing is you maybe need 5X to show a generational difference. So your choice is:

720P with 5X gfx power of 360

1080P with only 2X gfx power of 360

The former will give people a "next gen" difference and the latter wont. So thats why we're seeing so many 720 games.

But I still hope X1 will get better over time and we'll see more 1080 or at least 900P.

You make it sound as if Sony has a choice in the matter.

And I'm not saying Sony will go under, that's placing words in my mouth, don't do it please.

Emulation is also perfectly legal. (Changes from country to country and state by state of course, so check your legalities on the issue.)

LPDDR4 is on it's way. :)
They could also increase the bus bit width and clockspeeds.
And, Tablet/Phone GPU's are actually rather bandwidth efficient, well. More out of need that is, plus you generally don't need to do 1080P 60fps on a tiny 4.5" screen so that helps, 720P or lower with upscaling and 30fps on a 4.5" screen looks far better than having that same resolution stretched over 30-80" of screen real estate for instance.

What people need to understand is how the hardware works. Games cant just run at 1080p/30FPS. DR3 pushes boundrys that most GPUs would have trouble doing, and thats 100s of detailed enermys in the screen, add explosives and effects and an openworld and you have a pretty hard pushing game. Sure it doesnt look as pleasing as Forza 5 or Killzone but look at the type of game DR3 is.

If you want the game at 1080p/60FPS on both XB1 or PS4 then expect them to cut alot out, which as a gamer im glad there not doing. I dont play Dead Rising games for graphics, i play them for the 100s+ zombies in the screen.

Halo 4 and TLOU are the best in the buiness when they came out, however for them to look that great they had to make both games linear.

I can live wth 720p and 30 fps. Still much more pixels and frames than the PS4 version.

I hope its a constant 30 fps. I remember some early footage being choppy.

Modern GPU's don't have trouble rendering 100's of detailed enemies.
There is a technology known as "Geometry Instancing" which allows for the duplication of a model's mesh, thus reducing the overhead.
You can than combine that with Tessellation so that each model has differen't geometry.
Then you can apply a different texture to each model.

I remember telling people before the PS4 and XBO launched that they were foolish to expect 1080p and 60fps. Before the generation begins hardware makers and developers are always promising the gamers the moon and stars. The reality is always different. To push more objects on screen, more effects, etc. developers are going to reduce the framerate and the resolution of their games.