RE3 isn't an exclusive and FF7 remake is timed and will be on PC / Xbox. Not to mention those games aren't japanese centric, they has western appeal in mind.

You are confusing things here. He is saying the solutions in the PS5 is unlike anything on PC, and he is hoping all those companies will work together to bring something similar to the PC space.

Again, it seems like a very hard thing to do for you to admit something outside of the PC world is outclassing it.

Lol.Was it important to you?

By the way, Eastern Europeans and Russians seem to make a better game than North Americans these days.

Of course Sony nor Microsoft is forcing it. They know it is counter productive.

Also we know that a lot of multiplatformers aren't cutting edge or pushing the performance envelop.

But when the consoles have RTX on then, SSD and the average PC also have them it is more likely that the games that push the envelop will use that (not the limit on PS5 but a good average SSD and more RTX implementation).

And as said by other poster with the exclusives showing the full power and what they can get by exploring the limits the AAA multiplats won't really be able to sit still because they would look severelly lacking otherwise.

And funny enough Resident Evil is a franchise from the time Japan dominated the market (and 3 was still from that time, from the 4th and forward we could say they changed to appeal to the west) and FF7 as well. And the remakes are very much still having the feeling of the originals for me.

I hope this new SSD tech will open the door to a resurgence in flight sims. Ace combat 7 was good, especially in VR, yet the detail is held back. I assume by the limitations of streaming. Now imagine a jet fighter game where you fly low over a detailed world like Spiderman, flying through the urban canyons. Or through real canyons like in the Unreal tech demo with all that detail.

Space games can have a comeback as well, games like Elite Dangerous should run a lot better next gen. New Wipeout or F-Zero with all that detail flying by instead of turning it into a huge motion blur to hide the lacking detail. RTS games where you can instantly jump over the battle field and get perfect views at any zoom level.

No longer do these games have to take a back seat in the visual department. The faster the SSD to GPU streaming, the less pop in and visible lod changes. GTA6 where it doesn't look like an ugly mess when diving down from high in a jet plane. Just Cause 5 air combat action and so on.

It should also help a lot with split screen. Less to keep in RAM for each view so no problem getting further apart and streaming in the assets for each view in time. A comeback of split screen modes would be welcome.

The quote from you was a ramble about direct storage.

RTX is an nVidia patented technology, consoles don't have it.

Rather than assert anything is fact, we should wait on the games.

I am not proclaiming anything will sit still, there is certainly going to be improvements in every direction, it happens with every console generation.

What's your source?

Nothing beats COD and Halo, but nice try.

https://www.ign.com/articles/ori-ps5-xbox-series-x-resolution-load-time

Here is the ori developers thoughts on this stuff. I don’t really take too much stock in it, as I’m guessing their studio will remain Xbox focused (so agenda), but basically he lays out what he thinks. Ps5 first party games won’t have load times, but third party still will. Third party games will have better resolution/frame rate on Xbox, shorter load times on ps5.