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I just realized something. If mid-gen refreshes are going to be the norm from now on, that means we'll get a period of battlefield threads like this every ~3 years instead of every ~6 years
Don't know what to believe now. This kind of reads like an attempt to stem the bleeding from the Digital Foundry article.
We finally got past the era were consoles are RAM starved,now they are like CPU starvedWhile I agree with you, more RAM is probably the last thing the PS4 and Xbox One need more of.
So Mahler is basically saying that there will be exclusive games for it, which is in direct contrast to MS's messaging.
No, they are independent studio...
Also...Here we go!
Im just playing with ya ;Pwtf
8x seems like a good approximation to me over the history of consoles.
If the Xbox One is done, for what would it be remembered? Would have possibly one of the weakest lineups of exclusive ever by a relevant console.
I mean the video card I bought last year is more powerful on paper than the Scorpio that doesn't even come out until the fall. I agree, there is no generational leap. Just throw some more effects and higher resolution. If that is a generational leap then so be it.
We don't know this. The Eurogamer leak didn't prove one way or another on what the CPU actually is. I'm not saying it's Ryzen, I just doubt it would be Jaguar.
We finally got past the era were consoles are RAM starved,now they are like CPU starved
I see it like upgrading from a GTX 970 to a 1070. Games are the same. The performance is the difference. They are basically selling you Steam-like boxes from this point forward.
didn't they sign something with ms and so are effectively first party?
Yeah I agree. I can understand the confusion I guess, but looking at their plan, they mean hardware.Basically this.
I think there's some semantic confusion going on here (along with a fair bit of salt). The man's not talking about a "new generation" in the sense that it's a cutting-off point for software, but rather in terms of a generational hardware leap, which, taking the post as a whole, would seem to be his expectation for every new "generation" moving forward.
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I see it like upgrading from a GTX 970 to a 1070. Games are the same. The performance is the difference. They are basically selling you Steam-like boxes from this point forward.
Exactly. I just hope MS picks the right way and supports all games. UWP might come in handy? Sonys approach is exactly what he said, half-assed.I see it like upgrading from a GTX 970 to a 1070. Games are the same. The performance is the difference. They are basically selling you Steam-like boxes from this point forward.
didn't they sign something with ms and so are effectively first party?
They're as much of a first party for Microsoft as FromSoft is for Sony/Bloodborne
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Wow that "website" linked to in the op sure is a cesspool of NSFW ads...
Spencer was in charge of talking to game developers, you know . The pinning all blame on mattrick is silly
If the Xbox One is done, for what would it be remembered? Would have possibly one of the weakest lineups of exclusive ever by a relevant console.
They're as much of a first party for Microsoft as FromSoft is for Sony/Bloodborne
Consoles are done using state of the art gpus because they then could not hit a sub $600 price point. It's not that hard to understand.
Scorpio is likely running a mid-range vega chip, not a top of the line vega architecture that will cost north of $500 just for the discrete GPU.
The console manufacturers have realized that the market that wants the best tech and graphics will spend the money to build a PC, and have realized they won't move a lot of volume starting off and their margins will be terrible launching a $600 console, and it still won't compete with a high end PC gpu. GPU tech has really advanced quite dramatically since PS3/360, and the prices have gone along with it.
My GTX 680 blew away the PS4 when it was announced. And since then I've replaced it with two cards, while enjoying every moment of my launch PS4. We'll never see a console with top of the line specs anymore.
I don't think so, I know Ori is developed by them which I think is an MS ip. If anything they might be considered more of 2nd party than they are first party.
Though, maybe I am wrong.....
In 2011, Moon Studios signed a development and distribution deal with Microsoft Game Studios for Ori and the Blind Forest, and became a Microsoft first-party developer.[3]
While the game is published by Microsoft Game Studios, the team remains wholly independent. If anything, the relationship has given them many of the benefits of a first party development while being able to maintain their unique structure, one seemingly poorly fit with the typical first party system.
If its handcuffed to the XBone it cant be "full blown next gen" If so it will be another 180/backpedal, and look at how that turn out for them
Quantic Dream may be a better example
Right, but this is more like a jump from a 750 ti to a 1070. You reach a point where the 750 ti won't meet the minimum spec for what devs are trying to do. Eventually they will phase out the xbox one is my thinking.
.Basically this.
I think there's some semantic confusion going on here (along with a fair bit of salt). The man's not talking about a "new generation" in the sense that it's a cutting-off point for software, but rather in terms of a generational hardware leap, which, taking the post as a whole, would seem to be his expectation for every new "generation" moving forward.
Not the same thing.
You can't play Wii U games on a Wii.
You can (supposedly) play all Xbox One games on Xbox One, the S, and Scorpio.
While the game is published by Microsoft Game Studios, the team remains wholly independent.
If the Xbox One is done, for what would it be remembered? Would have possibly one of the weakest lineups of exclusive ever by a relevant console.
Spec wise for a closed box everything is nice bump for the PS4 Pro and a really healthy jump for the Xbone.
CPU is still a wild card though, and it's an obvious bottleneck for the Pro.
That being said once you get over the X times jump ie something has to be X times better than something else and look at the proposed numbers going from sub 2 TF to 6(+?)TF in a closed system is quiet a power lift.
This goes against all messaging from Microsoft and his comparison makes no sense. He sounds like a fanboy who does not want to admit that the Pro and Scorpio are iterative updates to consoles from this generation.
If I am Microsoft I'd tell this guy to zip it. A lot of people would not be happy if they thought their Ones and One Ses are not going to be able to play upcoming games. Because Microsoft absolutely plans to preserve all three platforms. They can't afford another PR disaster over a misunderstanding on the level of "doesn't play used games."
when Microsofts Ken Lobb said on a podcast that Phantom Dust would be about a 30-hour JRPG. The developers were baffled. That was never part of their plan. Nobody knew he was gonna say that, said one Darkside staffer. We were told by people at Microsoft that Ken just does things like that.
No one will care by 2019/2020. They won't phase it out right away, but eventually.
That will be a full 6 years for xbox one, which is more than enough. They killed the xbox in only 4 years.
Spencer was in charge of talking to game developers, you know . The pinning all blame on mattrick is silly
Yeah, I read the link and was editing that in when you posted this.