Angry Fork
Member
Wow I had no clue only 5gb was for games, how much is the case for PS4?
I made this post in the other thread:
Replies:
I think with all these discussions, this is probably one of the most important things being missed by EVERYONE
Does the Nuclear family sitting around a television set for any real length of time exist any more, least in anywhere close to the numbers it used to? I cant speak for the states but its basically non existant in the UK.
A typical household nowadays :-
Mom watches her Soaps and reality T.V on her Ipad in the kitchen while cooking..She only has a few hours spare as she works and is a full time mom. She cant sit down because there is way too much to do.
Dad is on his company BB, answering emails and the like. He has been working till 9pm and is shattered, he may flick on some sports, but he is more skimming than watching. There is a good chance he will fall asleep on the couch.
Teenage boy Is up in his room playing COD, He only comes out his room when he gets kicked out a lobby and walks into the kitchen to make a snack. He hasn't sat down in the living room more than 30 mins in over a year.
Teenage girl is a bit of a gamer too, but she is glued to her DS. She willl sometimes sit in the kitchen with mom, but its mostly to chat and ask to borrow money. Mom tell her to ask her father who by now is konked out in front of the television.
Honestly, from what I see the only families that tend to be together in a communal room for any length of time tend to be the unemployed:- People who cant afford a Xbox one at launch.
The whole thing is silly.
CPU is identical seemingly but they are not revealed if they are overclocking it or how many cores are dedicated to OS (apparently Xbox One uses two of eight cores for OS).What about the CPU? Is there any information out there on the differences?
Dumb question...but
Does Sony get a royalty of some kind for every unit sold by MS due to having a Blu-Ray player in it?
Wow I had no clue only 5gb was for games, how much is the case for PS4?
Dumb question...but
Does Sony get a royalty of some kind for every unit sold by MS due to having a Blu-Ray player in it?
Wow, is this what US families are like? No one ever doing anything together? That's kinda sad.
Cents.
Sure, though Sony is only one of many in the Blu-ray disc association. All these companies pay each other for many, many things so it might as well be ignored.
Huh? I thought it was confirmed to have an internal power supply?
what happens when your hd dies? trash the xone and buy a new one?
- Forced online activation for all games
- Complex used games system that is anti consumer.
- Having to enter a unique code like EA's pass system. Boo
- Charged fee for playing used games on non linked profile
- Console that needs to be connected to internet every 24 hours to play games
- No self publishing for games
- Console quite large whilst still also using quite a large external power brick.
- Kinect required and always online, waiting in the shadows.... Not specified whether Kinect 2.0 will work in small places at all. Kinect barely worked (or just didn't work) in a lot of scenarios.
- Online still costs money for basic services (internet browser, YouTube, Netflix, Skype, etc).
Here's how the system works: when you buy an Xbox One game, you'll get a unique code that you enter when you install that game. You'll have to connect to the Internet in order to authorize that code, and the code can only be used once.
Wow I had no clue only 5gb was for games, how much is the case for PS4?
I would like a better understanding on this too.
It could even change after release. I'm pretty sure MS shrunk the memory footprint of the 360's OS when they abandoned the blades.1GB reserved for PS4 OS I believe. So theoretically 7GB available for games, unless that changes before release, as could Xbox One's current reserve amount.
tl;dr edition: GDDR5 is ridiculously fast, DDR3 is not. I think the difference is, like, close to 3 times or something like that.
But surely, the One needs to have some form of proper VRAM though, right?
YES. Equal to any Sunhi gif. Well fucking done.
We don't even know if it comes with the system, as far as I knowDoes the ps4's eye have to be on all the time?
Does it matter if you aren't going to buy it in the first place?
It's because those people no longer work at Microsoft. This conference is a direct result of the people they have put in charge of the xbox division.If you think all of this is depressing, just go back and watch this...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK7l58Rdan0
I'm truly astounded at how anti-consumer their attitude is compared to back in 2005. The people in that video looked like they genuinely cared about the gamer.
*Additional Device Sold separatelyLive TV - The so called big feature of xboxone because they spent so much time talking about it is only available in the US at launch...
You guys are nuts. Plugging the controller in via USB to charge is so much easier than whatever scheme you can design with AAs.
I was sure I would be getting this console on launch.
PS4 is looking even more brilliant than before main reason Games.
Is this not why I stayed up all night till 4am to watch and be screwed thanks MS that last 12 years have been great but it looks to have ended.
R.I.P Xbox 21/05/13
Swapping out rechargable AA's is hard?
Forced online activation for all games
*Additional Device Sold separately
This is madness.
You guys are nuts. Plugging the controller in via USB to charge is so much easier than whatever scheme you can design with AAs.
No, but it's not any faster or better.
1. Remove depleted batteries
2. Remove charged batteries
3. Insert charged batteries into controller
4. Insert depleted batteries into charger
vs.
1. Insert charging cable
No, it's not. I have shit on MS a ton today, but if you honestly thought the new XBox was anything but a pass through device for a cable/satellite box than that's just you being naive
No, but it's not any faster or better.
1. Remove depleted batteries
2. Remove charged batteries
3. Insert charged batteries into controller
4. Insert depleted batteries into charger
vs.
1. Insert charging cable