And what's your contribution to society?
ALL PRAISE BISH!
plz don't ban me
e: Thanks for that info Albert, very descriptive, appreciate it!
And what's your contribution to society?
From what I've seen, he hasn't responded to anything since the initial tweets. He just dropped his FUD turds and hid.
Very Giesian.
IGN is really fucking up on Twitter in a big way lately. Last week another IGN staffer was live tweeting that Sony developer roundtable from Gamescom. And he was misquoting everyone left and right.
David Cage quote: "I'm dreaming of games that talk about social issues like homosexuality..."
IGN tweet: Cage spews nonsense, "I'm tired of games that talk about homosexuality."
Like how do you misquote someone and then go off on that person for saying something they never said? IGN, that's how.
Yeah. Their tweet made zero sense in the context of what Cage was saying. It was deleted after the error was pointed out but not before there were a bunch of defensive "LOL Internet" tweets and some good old-fashioned denial.
IGN is really fucking up on Twitter in a big way lately. Last week another IGN staffer was live tweeting that Sony developer roundtable from Gamescom. And he was misquoting everyone left and right.
David Cage quote: "I'm dreaming of games that talk about social issues like homosexuality..."
IGN tweet: Cage spews nonsense, "I'm tired of games that talk about homosexuality."
Like how do you misquote someone and then go off on that person for saying something they never said? IGN, that's how.
Is this what Demonite calls the "test kit"?
It's a PS4 but different from retail final model.
And the dude from IGN doesn't think this looks like a retail unit?
Really? I wish I saw this. Let me gust, IGN didn't even discipline this person.IGN is really fucking up on Twitter in a big way lately. Last week another IGN staffer was live tweeting that Sony developer roundtable from Gamescom. And he was misquoting everyone left and right.
David Cage quote: "I'm dreaming of games that talk about social issues like homosexuality..."
IGN tweet: Cage spews nonsense, "I'm tired of games that talk about homosexuality."
Like how do you misquote someone and then go off on that person for saying something they never said? IGN, that's how.
I also find it funny that gies was first to respond on twitter.
he did make a comment about what was shown or given to IGN was just a shell and Greg even broke it in half
Keep waving that Sony flag brah!
Do you ever tire of this? I mean, every hardware thread you just shit it up
Fancy.Obviously, Sony will ship everyone a dev kit and a PS4 case in a glass box.
This is unbelievable. And thread worthy btw, to drive home the shame of it all.
Is this what Demonite calls the "test kit"?
It's a PS4 but different from retail final model.
And the dude from IGN doesn't think this looks like a retail unit?
IGN is really fucking up on Twitter in a big way lately. Last week another IGN staffer was live tweeting that Sony developer roundtable from Gamescom. And he was misquoting everyone left and right.
David Cage quote: "I'm dreaming of games that talk about social issues like homosexuality..."
IGN tweet: Cage spews nonsense, "I'm tired of games that talk about homosexuality."
Like how do you misquote someone and then go off on that person for saying something they never said? IGN, that's how.
Actually unlike most recent consoles, PS2 public-showing was Always using PS2 hardware inside. There was nothing on PC that was even close to "approximate" PS2 back in the day, and more importantly Sony first unveiled the machine when they already had real-hw devkits/prototypes running at 50% clockspeed.Leondexter said:PS2's were really PCs.
That was Mitch Dyer. He clearly does not like David Cage at all. Whenever Cage says something of significance (i.e. a presentation, or conference), Mitch always seems to have something negative to say, sometimes in a mocking manner. I get it, David is someone you either like or you don't. I like him because he's experimental with his games. One thing's for sure, I don't think they should let Mitch review Beyond: Two Souls. I think his opinion of David would skew the review too much. Again, I respect Mitch's opinion. I just don't necessarily agree with him.
That was Mitch Dyer. He clearly does not like David Cage at all. Whenever Cage says something of significance (i.e. a presentation, or conference), Mitch always seems to have something negative to say, sometimes in a mocking manner. I get it, David is someone you either like or you don't. I like him because he's experimental with his games. One thing's for sure, I don't think they should let Mitch review Beyond: Two Souls. I think his opinion of David would skew the review too much. Again, I respect Mitch's opinion. I just don't necessarily agree with him.
With the Microsoft "AMA", and now this, could someone hazard a guess as to who's payroll they're on?If my memory serves me correctly, Scott Lowe was furiously defending Microsoft with it's Xbone DRM policy on an IGN Tech podcast.
I lost most respect for him right there.
....Seriously?
I wonder the same thing dude.
SenjutsuSage is the king of that kinda shit.
I still find it amazing ignorant people make a living talking about video games.
what in the actual fuck!? How do you misinterpret something THAT horrendously? Do some game journalists even bother taking notes to try to remember shit? Because seriously the only explanation is they all go in, fall asleep, and then leave.
That was Mitch Dyer. He clearly does not like David Cage at all. Whenever Cage says something of significance (i.e. a presentation, or conference), Mitch always seems to have something negative to say, sometimes in a mocking manner. I get it, David is someone you either like or you don't. I like him because he's experimental with his games. One thing's for sure, I don't think they should let Mitch review Beyond: Two Souls. I think his opinion of David would skew the review too much. Again, I respect Mitch's opinion. I just don't necessarily agree with him.
No, that was directed at me.Are people honestly calling you a Sony fanboy? LOL. Man... console warz.
No, that was directed at me.
yep, what albert said lines up with what sony is doing as well, sans the "our dev kits are also the consumer units" bit:
-sony's TEST units, are (if i recall correctly) the same as retail units but are able to both run unsigned (non final) code and also output error data for the sake of troubleshooting.
-Verendus said that the TEST UNITS are already available, and it's likely that some of them might end up out "in the wild" at trade shows before PS4 launches.
-at most trade shows after a console has already launched, you won't see retail units running unreleased games, you'll see a TEST unit. this is often cause for people to think there's new hardware yet to be announced when all it was, was a devkit or a test unit.
-just because dev kits were used at Gamescom for sony doesn't mean that there's issues getting test units and retail units manufactured. it means that's currently the most efficient and reliable way of getting unfinished games in the hands of people wanting to try them out.
-MS has the advantage of the dev kits also being the retail units, so not only does it appear visually to be the retail unit, but it's also gives the impression (unless you were to ask) that final hardware is done and ready.
-sony's plan allows for no such comforts unless you were to ask them and they were to give a lengthy explanation- which they won't.
again, nothing mind-blowingly crazy about this. i think albert would even agree. basically IGN's ignorance of how this all works has got them somehow worried that PS4 isn't going to be able to get finalized and manufactured in time for launch. if they understood that test units were already out there then they'd understand that "final hardware" (according to the definition supplied by albert) is already being made.
A box being there is different from the game actually running off of it.
Maybe he is saying that Sony wired an empty box with a USB, peripheral connection to create the illusion of a console. He wouldn't be the first to make that claim.Am I missing the magic trick here?
The controllers are plugged in via the USB port.
Early devkits == to-spec PCs. Just saying.News at 11
Games being developed still for a console that hasn't launched and is still 3 months from launch are demoed on dev kits.
Dev Kits =/= To spec PCs
Is this what Demonite calls the "test kit"?
It's a PS4 but different from retail final model.
And the dude from IGN doesn't think this looks like a retail unit?
Agree with this, damage limitation and to see what the next XBone storm is brewing. On the PR front as you would expect as an employee Albert never comfirms any negative press/feedbackYes, as long as folks remember he is here on NeoGAF as Microsoft PR.
Go home, Albert. You're drunk.
This isn't about you.
That was a War Thunder station located in the Sony booth.Can't identify where this particular setup photo was taken but same sort of tactic was used for Xbox One stations as well.
Wow...negative ps4 article...page 5 of 50
as silly as the ign article is they do have a point..im most interested to see how they cool the ram set up as the only consumer device that has that amount of ram is a video card the size of a small laptop and its not a clamshell setup and runs with a fan and heatsink thats quite loud.
my money's on the ps4 being quite loud
IGN GUY
"PS4 is actually two PS2 slims duct taped together!"
This info is second-hand from colleagues of mine who were working certain multiplatform booths at Gamescom.
These boxes were shell condiuts for powering the USB attached controller and to power the LEDs on the front. The back is hidden because all that was there was a power cord going down to the actual devkits running the games which were inside the counters the boxes sat on.
Can't identify where this particular setup photo was taken but same sort of tactic was used for Xbox One stations as well.
That is not to say this was the case everywhere at Gamescom, there were actual functional consoles that looked like their future retail counterparts present as well.
If that's all it was then why hide the back? Why not have the cord go through the bottom?
ALL PRAISE BISH!
plz don't ban me
e: Thanks for that info Albert, very descriptive, appreciate it!
There is absolutely nothing inside the ps4 that would make it loud.
70-90W gpu ,That's a 4th of what a high end desktop gpu uses
1.6ghz laptop cpu will barely produce any heat either, 35 watts? maybe less, a 3.6 ghz quad core haswell (you can fit 4 jaguar cores on the die space one haswell core takes up) only uses 65Watts
ram is passively cooled in pcs as well as on gpus (some gpus have the heatsink cover the vram, most don't) , gddr5 ram (especially 176gb/sec on a 256 bit bus will not require high clockspeeds) does not produce much heat at all, a few watts worth, it's negligable.
Hell you can get passively cooled versions of 150watt desktop cards.
If the ps4 is loud it'll be because they cheap out on some dinky ass little 90mm fan with ring bearings that is set to 2000rpm, not because the case is too small or the hardware produces much heat.