thismeintiel on 01 December 2013
| Dark_Feanor said: HAHAHAHAHA People still belive the gap is "imense" and that it will grow larger??? Funny, very funny indeed. The PS3 had multplat far worst than the 360 not just the resolution, but the game assets and performance, and costed $200 more, and still did relative well. Now the PS4 and One are much, much closer. For a PC perspective, if you look at a Titan GPU the consoles GPUs are less than 5% apart. People has to decide if they will keep with the story the Xbox One is a rushed system with a terrible SO or it has no space to improve performance. |
The funny thing here is that you actually believe the gap is smaller for the PS4 and One when compared with the 360 and PS3. You're wrong, it's larger.
@ OP
It always interests me that people keep touting that MS will reduce OS resources and developers will get to know the system better (which is true), yet ignore that the fact that the same will be true from Sony's end. Even if they optimize their games as much as possible, there's just no ignoring the performance gap. Not anymore, since we know there is NO secret sauce.
