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Music CDs are going the way of the dodo. They don't even have the advantage of Vinyl discs "analogue" warmth to keep them relevant with audiophiles.
so youre saying they will have vinyl support
Music CDs are going the way of the dodo. They don't even have the advantage of Vinyl discs "analogue" warmth to keep them relevant with audiophiles.
so youre saying they will have vinyl support
Can someone please explain me what did he exactly do differently when compared to the rumored Durango specs. Don't they have more or less the same architecture, while the differences are in fine details and nothing that visionary, I see the change in thinking from PS3 to PS4. But if PS4 and Durango architectures are so similar, why is Cerny getting so much praise?
These "Issues" gave us Uncharted 2. So I'm hoping the PS4 has the same issues lol
Can someone please explain me what did he exactly do differently when compared to the rumored Durango specs. Don't they have more or less the same architecture, while the differences are in fine details and nothing that visionary, I see the change in thinking from PS3 to PS4. But if PS4 and Durango architectures are so similar, why is Cerny getting so much praise?
I liked Crazy Ken ideas back then though. All those talk about Cell being supercomputer. I even used Linux on my PS3 and was fascinated by Folding Home.
The 60GB PS3 (not the lower end 20GB/software BC SKU) was in very high demand at launch and sold out for awhile (before anyone twists my words and says they weren't selling, that was a few months post-launch) and the more enthusiast crowd was all over it. Now enter this generation, the longest wait ever for a new generation, mixed with the introduction to user devotion to huge digital libraries (and the trational disc) and electronics industry shift to seeing "convenience/luxury devices" like iPads that do nothing other household device can't, that sell for $8465636 without anyone complaining...I think a "super premium" PS4 SKU that does everything, PS3+PS4 Cell+x86 for $599 or $699 is not farfetched. Like the 2006 60GB PS3, this would be a limited SKU, phased out to curb costs; the enthusiast crowd would have what they need. For the aimed mass sales and general public and "realistic" SKU (and just great for people outraged in this thread outraged about my "farfetched" posts), we would have the cheaper, standard x86-only PS4.
Because Sony's information is officially confirmed and Microsoft's isn't?
Can someone please explain me what did he exactly do differently when compared to the rumored Durango specs. Don't they have more or less the same architecture, while the differences are in fine details and nothing that visionary, I see the change in thinking from PS3 to PS4. But if PS4 and Durango architectures are so similar, why is Cerny getting so much praise?
PS4 memory setup is much more elegant (X720 development will 'suffer' for the next 7+ years in comparison) and the system is over all stronger (+50% gpu power) than leaked Durango specs. The PS4 is delivering on all fronts (hardware, os functions, controller input, launch titles) confirmed at this point. The Durango might deliver strongly on several fronts (os?) but in power and hardware elegance it's now the lesser of the two.Can someone please explain me what did he exactly do differently when compared to the rumored Durango specs. Don't they have more or less the same architecture, while the differences are in fine details and nothing that visionary, I see the change in thinking from PS3 to PS4. But if PS4 and Durango architectures are so similar, why is Cerny getting so much praise?
Well if it allow USB audio input, then I don't see any problem.so youre saying they will have vinyl support
But yes, there is a really high possibility that rumors are correct regarding the next Xbox architecture, and then it will seem that Cerny was not so much a visionary as a follower of a general trend, or is there something else that I am not getting?
How come ps2 was fine with the difficult architecture?
Well theres the actual downside of there being no BC, and then the made-up downside of it not playing your favourite audio CDs. That´s it.Has there been any negative news on the PS4?
Well theres the actual downside of there being no BC, and then the made-up downside of it not playing your favourite audio CDs. That´s it.
Oh and....the inevitable price.
They are going to be doing everything possible to undercut Microsoft's market share.i don't think it will be 500.
I know it sounds crazy, but what about if Sony, instead of using existing architecture that's already out there, worked hard to make a "Super Cell" (no DBZ references please)? Full BC with PS3 and all of it's digital offerings (large amount of retro archive games down the drain now too) plus a high end, cutting edge console. Then we get to the idea that it would be hard to develop for like PS3. Well, that's why it's the Super Cell. It would use custom tailored, just as PS2 and PS3 architecture/chips were, to be as easy to develop for as x86. Why should we say Cell is bound to what it was in 2006?
But for fun, let's just say they didn't do that, they did what you brought up. An expensive x86 console with Cell hardware included. Really, how much more would that be running? They could easily do a "premium" SKU that has full BC (Cell, PS4+PS3) for even $200 USD more than the standard SKU (x86, PS4 software only).
I dare someone to say something bad about Mark Cerny. I dare you!
The disc drive does not read CDs. It only plays DVD and Blu-ray Disc. Good luck getting that drive to rip CDs if they don't change it or it wasn't in error.
To be fair the dude does some amazing reaction faces:
so youre saying they will have vinyl support
But yes, there is a really high possibility that rumors are correct regarding the next Xbox architecture, and then it will seem that Cerny was not so much a visionary as a follower of a general trend, or is there something else that I am not getting?
Bring it!!In a forthcoming article, Gamasutra will share the many details of the PlayStation 4's architecture and design that came to light during this extensive and highly technical conversation
To be fair the dude does some amazing reaction faces:
It dominated the market and didn't have to worry about getting ports because the games were built with PS2 in mind.
As much as I love Cerny right now, Kaz has to unveil it.
But yes, there is a really high possibility that rumors are correct regarding the next Xbox architecture, and then it will seem that Cerny was not so much a visionary as a follower of a general trend, or is there something else that I am not getting?
LOL, can I have the last img in avatar resolution please?
LOL, can I have the last img in avatar resolution please?
So any-chance Japanese developers see the PS4 as a 'western' console because it's design and focus is being spearheaded by a non-Japanese? Is it still a "Japanese product" because it has the Sony name on it?
I like the guy and I like his attitude, but I wonder how this setup will be received over there.
So any-chance Japanese developers see the PS4 as a 'western' console because it's design and focus is being spearheaded by a non-Japanese? Is it still a "Japanese product" because it has the Sony name on it?
I like the guy and I like his attitude, but I wonder how this setup will be received over there.
Ken kutagri in my option was a true visionary. His plans may have backfired and were pain in the ass for developers but he at least had a vision and pushed technologies at that time
Thanks, welcome my new avvy.To be fair the dude does some amazing reaction faces:
Has there been any negative news on the PS4?
This is the equivalent of defending George W Bush with "...but you could have a beer with the guy". Sure, Kutaragi blew the entire PlayStation line's profits and a huge amount of marketshare (while screwing around with an architecture that had to be bailed out last minute with an nvidia GPU to make it work)...but at least he had a vision!!!!
Kutaragi released 1 fantastic, developer friendly system that blew the competition out of the water(PS1). I would say he helped revolutionise the console market with that system and took console gaming out of hobbyism and into mainstream entertainment.
Of his other systems, the PS2 was unbalanced and a pain to develop for, but everyone basically sucked it up and had to stick with it because it completely dominated the market. The PSP was launched with him proclaiming the system as working as intended when the buttons were literally grinding the sides of the screen bevel to fit his intended form factor. The PS3 literally wiped any financial gains he had brought Sony off the books.
This is the equivalent of defending George W Bush with "...but you could have a beer with the guy". Sure, Kutaragi blew the entire PlayStation line's profits and a huge amount of marketshare (while screwing around with an architecture that had to be bailed out last minute with an nvidia GPU to make it work)...but at least he had a vision!!!!
Kutaragi released 1 fantastic, developer friendly system that blew the competition out of the water(PS1). I would say he helped revolutionise the console market with that system and took console gaming out of hobbyism and into mainstream entertainment.
Of his other systems, the PS2 was unbalanced and a pain to develop for, but everyone basically sucked it up and had to stick with it because it completely dominated the market. The PSP was launched with him proclaiming the system as working as intended when the buttons were literally grinding the sides of the screen bevel to fit his intended form factor. The PS3 literally wiped any financial gains he had brought Sony off the books.
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EDIT: wow beaten
any thread involving the genius that is Mark Cerny is a great chance to post this video again
And frankly what he wanted wasn't really practical for the level of power we were getting. Doing some crazy convoluted thing that you could squeeze enormous power from in the 8-bit, 16-bit, or 32-bit days? It COULD possibly pay off, though even then it seemed the easier to develop for systems always were ahead (including the PS1, ironically enough.)Not going to deny the evidences, but the man is/was truly a visionary. Some visionaries are prone to have huge falls from grace when companies let their madness run wild and unsupervised.
"We don't provide the 'easy to program for' console that (developers) want, because 'easy to program for' means that anybody will be able to take advantage of pretty much what the hardware can do, so then the question is, what do you do for the rest of the nine-and-a-half years?" explained Hirai.