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Forums - Microsoft - Looming question: Will XB1 be able to close the gap to PS4 in holiday 2014's big multiplatform games?

chapset on 04 January 2014
whatever said:
michael_stutzer said:
I expect that around 2017 Xbone will have a significant lead in graphics. The cloud processing power is not really being utilized right now. Think about it, there are three servers for each Xbone sitting idle at the moment. When they are powered on every Xbone suddenly will have 4x the power as long as you are connected to the internet. PS4 simply can't compete with that. That cloud setup is probably upgradable as well. A few years down the road you will be able to pay MS 100$ and have your graphics card on the cloud upgraded. 1080p will be a joke at that point because most people will be able to play in 2k or maybe 4k.

Talk about lala land.  Yikes.

I'm pretty sure that was sarcasm bud



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tripenfall on 04 January 2014

In simple terms, the Xbone will be a better cross platform multimedia experience but as a straight out Gaming Console PS4 multiplatform games will be the superior version in nearly all cases....



ironmanDX on 04 January 2014

Eh, the PS3 was supposed to be twice as powerful as the 360 remember? How'd that turn out?


All talk from fanboys on the internet who really know nothing. The PS4 is more powerful. The gap will be more clear as we go on and devs get a better grasp on both consoles, especially the more complicated ESRAM setup of the Xbox One.



whatever on 04 January 2014
ironmanDX said:
Eh, the PS3 was supposed to be twice as powerful as the 360 remember? How'd that turn out?


All talk from fanboys on the internet who really know nothing. The PS4 is more powerful. The gap will be more clear as we go on and devs get a better grasp on both consoles, especially the more complicated ESRAM setup of the Xbox One.

No.



ironmanDX on 04 January 2014
whatever said:
ironmanDX said:
Eh, the PS3 was supposed to be twice as powerful as the 360 remember? How'd that turn out?


All talk from fanboys on the internet who really know nothing. The PS4 is more powerful. The gap will be more clear as we go on and devs get a better grasp on both consoles, especially the more complicated ESRAM setup of the Xbox One.

No.

The internet was on about "supercomputer" consoles and such. You don't remember?

 

Remember the "Emotion Engine" from way back in the PS2 days then? I'll wait and see.



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whatever on 04 January 2014
ironmanDX said:
whatever said:
ironmanDX said:
Eh, the PS3 was supposed to be twice as powerful as the 360 remember? How'd that turn out?


All talk from fanboys on the internet who really know nothing. The PS4 is more powerful. The gap will be more clear as we go on and devs get a better grasp on both consoles, especially the more complicated ESRAM setup of the Xbox One.

No.

The internet was on about "supercomputer" consoles and such. You don't remember?

Remember the "Emotion Engine" from way back in the PS2 days then? I'll wait and see.

Show me where anyone ever said that the PS3 was twice as powerful as the X360.



JoeTheBro on 04 January 2014
whatever said:
ironmanDX said:

The internet was on about "supercomputer" consoles and such. You don't remember?

Remember the "Emotion Engine" from way back in the PS2 days then? I'll wait and see.

Show me where anyone ever said that the PS3 was twice as powerful as the X360.

Back in 2005 it was like 10 times as powerful. By the systems launch though almost everyone knew better. Completely opposite of what's happening this time around.



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