Lol, if they don't patch those games for free then there's gonna be a shitstorm.I can see it now a new slew of releases of releases in 4K! Last of us Remasterd 4k, God of War part 3 4K, Beyond 4K Souls! Sony gonna make a fortune
if you pretend that nothing ever got better then you'd always be in the same shit hole right, so what's the difference? just pretend yourself out of your miserable situation. right?If the PS4K never exists then wouldn't we always be on the lower spectrum that is the PS4 anyway?
It's just funny to me that the whole position against this for most part boils down to "I don't want it to exist because it gives somebody the option to have something "better" than I do."
Lol, if they don't patch those games for free then there's gonna be a shitstorm.
Why am I even entertaining the idea lol
It's just funny to me that the whole position against this for most part boils down to "I don't want it to exist because it gives somebody the option to have something "better" than I do."
That's what I'm talking about, if they were to remake them so they render at native 4K resolution, then they sure as shit should give you that version for free if you already own it on PS4.Remaking them in 4K is a different story though.
"one of the people said" that's a really good source lol.
So they are only taking Kotaku/Eurogamer news...
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I think that's a really unfair characterization. There are some legitimate concerns that this could leave some original adopters in the dust if this really takes off and developers start crafting games around its specs.
That would undercut some of the implicit rationale behind buying a console.
That isn't remotely the argument for most. This damages the entire point of having a console, which is a fixed platform and a guarantee of having games custom designed for your exact hardware for the lifetime of the device. This makes things worse for early adopters, worse for developers and limits the ability of those developers to code low level. We'll get compromises from every corner for this.
HOLY SHIT the fear mongering in this thread over Sony not supporting the PS4 fully anymore is baffling. Any PC user in here knows this simply isn't he case nor the goal of an incremental console upgrade. It's mind blowing people in here still have no understanding of the new generation of consoles and why they went X86. I said I before and I'll say it again. Every game release will just have a different graphic preset for PS4 vs 4.5. You can bet your ass Sony will still fully support the PS4 and there will be no noticeable drop in optimizations for PS4 vs 4.5. It's a piece of cake for them to do both.
Yeah, they can be, but if it's an experience like Hyrule warriors legends in normal 3ds...
PsPoor?
It's just funny to me that the whole position against this for most part boils down to "I don't want it to exist because it gives somebody the option to have something "better" than I do."
This is ridiculously reductive and borders on strawmanning, a lot of people expressed concerns that go beyond that and if you read any page in this thread I'm sure you can find something you can properly disagree with instead of having to make shit up.
How can you enjoy console gaming at all if you know there is a superior version of the game on the PC?
There will be an iPhone 7 this fall. Time to get pissed about that, too.
I don't, I play it on my PC.
Consoles are for exclusives only.
This is ridiculously reductive and borders on strawmanning, a lot of people expressed concerns that go beyond that and if you read any page in this thread I'm sure you can find something you can properly disagree with instead of having to make shit up.
Well give one good reason why it shouldn't exist? I bought a day one PS4 and have money to buy a updated system that plays the same damn games that look better! I don't see a problem.
Personally I'm happy about this and I hope Microsoft do the same. If it does happen I'll be buying both the upgraded consoles and just eBay the old ones, or trade in if there's any deals.
if you pretend that nothing ever got better then you'd always be in the same shit hole right, so what's the difference? just pretend yourself out of your miserable situation. right?
That's what I'm talking about, if they were to remake them so they render at native 4K resolution, then they sure as shit should give you that version for free if you already own it on PS4.
I don't have the technical knowledge for this so I wonder how this would work for already released games. Could they benefit from the power of a PS4.5 and if so how would that work? (with patches?)
Hope anyone can enlighten me, thanks. ^.^
I for one is glad that the ps4k is coming out.
When ps3 first came out, a lot of people complained it was pricey. It was because it was higher speced compare to others. Now these same people are complaining about ps4 being under powered, well they had to, to make it cheaper. Either way some people will not be happy.
Now I am glad that those that choose to can have a higher speced ps4. At least there are options that both sides will be happay with.
This already exists on PC and people can run games using anything from built-in Intel video to 980ti. It literally happens right now. I wish people stopped with the insanity and thought logically.
It would be much easier with consoles as well since you would only have a handful of graphic settings to optimize to be PC. So at most a game would have PS4, PS4.5 and PS5 settings (and Xbox equivalents). It's not a freaking end of the world.
PS4 would run at say 1080p/30fps (pick your current variation), PS4.5 would do 1080p/60 with higher fidelity and PS5 would do this maybe at 4K/60fps. You would then have similar sort of step ups with VR with perhaps certain games having VR reserved to PS4.5 and higher, not because of some conspiracy but because of physical limitations of PS4.
There is nothing lost here for team console. You could probably just skip mod-term update and just get PS5 in say 2019. Games could be compatible with entire gamut of x86 Playstations with some reserved to PS4.5 and higher with better fidelity on PS5 in 2019 and up, giving PS4 a minimum of 6 years and probably longer.
Xbox with its Win10 focus will probably do the same thing or even upgrade more often.
That isn't remotely the argument for most. This damages the entire point of having a console, which is a fixed platform and a guarantee of having games custom designed for your exact hardware for the lifetime of the device. This makes things worse for early adopters, worse for developers and limits the ability of those developers to code low level. We'll get compromises from every corner for this.
Comparing something as measly as a video game console to something as integral to everyday life that you use 24/7 like a smartphone is laughable at best.
Some people complained about the PS3 because it was a trojan horse for non-gaming objectives
Comparing something as measly as a video game console to something as integral to everyday life that you use 24/7 like a smartphone is laughable at best.
That isn't remotely the argument for most. This damages the entire point of having a console, which is a fixed platform and a guarantee of having games custom designed for your exact hardware for the lifetime of the device. This makes things worse for early adopters, worse for developers and limits the ability of those developers to code low level. We'll get compromises from every corner for this.
Developers code to APIs
It really depends on how they were designed. Alot of first party games that were made specifically targeting 30 fps with a specific texture set etc wouldn't see a big change. But multiplatform games that have a range of settings for use on things like PC would surely able to take advantage of the increased performance.
We are console peasants no more brothers!
Let the age of reckoning come!
programmers code to hardware.
What a stupid argument. I for one don't want to play against others online that have a better framerate/response time or a higher def image and so giving them an advantage, that's one of the reasons I don't play PC games online. Consoles have always had a much more level playing field online.It's just funny to me that the whole position against this for most part boils down to "I don't want it to exist because it gives somebody the option to have something "better" than I do."
Hardware that is controlled through APIs, and further will have unified architecture between the 4.0 and 4.5. The only difference will be how rendering is parameterized.
I think that's a really unfair characterization. There are some legitimate concerns that this could leave some original adopters in the dust if this really takes off and developers start crafting games around its specs.
That would undercut some of the implicit rationale behind buying a console.