celador said: *snip* |
Wow, not surprised that MS has more floor space, but Nintendo has a ton more as well (than Sony).
What did you think about Sony's Pre-TGS Conference? | |||
It was nice | 10 | 11.90% | |
Nothing that really caught my attention tbh | 25 | 29.76% | |
It was awesome! | 8 | 9.52% | |
Not Bad | 7 | 8.33% | |
I didn't like it | 11 | 13.10% | |
It was okay | 10 | 11.90% | |
Needed more LoD! | 4 | 4.76% | |
Decent | 2 | 2.38% | |
Other | 7 | 8.33% | |
Total: | 84 |
celador said: *snip* |
Wow, not surprised that MS has more floor space, but Nintendo has a ton more as well (than Sony).
mornelithe said:
Wow, not surprised that MS has more floor space, but Nintendo has a ton more as well (than Sony). |
the smaller place might be for the treehouse thing
The thing about a smaller space is it will look busier, which makes people want to go in etc. Could work out well.
Quantic Dream is hard at work on one (or possibly two) unannounced PS4 exclusives, and today we learn one more interesting detail about it thanks to a career opportunity ad seeking aTechnical Advisor explicitly mentioning a “AAA PS4 project”
The ad mentions the use of real time hair and cloth (AKA physically simulated), but more interestingly, it explicitly names Havok Cloth as the dedicated SDK the candidate will need expertise with.
Havok Cloth is part of the Havok physics middleware, and is described as follows on Havok‘s official website:
Havok Cloth is a performance-optimized development tool for creating believable simulation of cloth, hair, foliage and other soft body objects.
It includes the following features:
upcoming streaming service called PlayStation Now, and it sounds like a whole lot of games are going to be available when it launches later this year.
At today's invite-only PlayStation event, Sony talked about itsTodd Liss of Sony told IGN that PlayStation Now will launch with "hundreds of titles." Now is currently in closed beta, and is still slated to launch this summer in North America.
Also at the PlayStation event, Sony was showing off two games running on Now for the very first time. Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception was shown being played on PlayStation 4, while Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus was shown being played on PlayStation Vita. The former game was hinted at earlier on the website of Gaikai, the streaming technology company Sony acquired a couple of years ago for $380 million.
Unfortunately, little else is known about PS Now, other than that renting games may cost $4.99-$5.99, and that both first party games -- like the aforementioned Uncharted 3 and Ratchet: Nexus -- and third party games will be available.
We went hands-on with PlayStation Now earlier this year, and were left impressed by the experience. We hope to have more on PS Now in between now and E3 in early June.
http://ca.ign.com/articles/2014/05/14/playstation-now-launching-with-hundreds-of-titles
Eurogamer reporting The Witness runs 1080p/60fps
At release on the PS4, we are planning to render at 1080p and 60 frames per second," Blow stated on the PlayStation Blog. "Right now we meet this target in many areas of the game, but not everywhere. But with more old-fashioned hard work we should be."
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2014-05-14-the-witness-to-run-at-1080p-60fps-on-ps4
some random screenshots