Undeva mai sus pusese cineva un articol in care un game-director zicea ca jocurile vor arata mult mai bine fata de acest tech-demo. Sa nu mai punem la socoteala anii ce vor urma, in care se va stoarce maximum din consola + optimizarea mai buna. Eu sunt multumit de ce poate acum PS4, la pretul care se speculeaza ca va fi.
Man sunt mulţi fanboys m$, chill. Am înţeles ca au vrut sa faca o comparaţie si cu varianta de xbox 720 dar la un moment dat le-a picat netu'
Diferente sunt insa nu se merita diferenta de bani 2mii de dolari pentru un pc pe langa 400$ pe o consola,in minutul 02:07 nici nu apare acea secventa pe ps4 probabil nu duce.
E normal sa fie diferenţe, dar nu e normal sa faci comparaţie intre un pc care probabil e vreo 2000 $ si ps4 care cred ca o sa coste vreo 500$
E ca si cum iti dau un Logan de 7000 euro si eu iau o maşina de 28000 euro si comparam demarajul, etc...
Nu inteleg ce ai vrut tu sa explici cu acea comparatie intre masini care nu-si are rostul.Insa un Pc de 1500 cu o consola bine optimizata se poate compara in prezent poate peste 2 ani nu.
PS4 ar trebui sa fie future proof pt urmatorii 10 ani. De aici continuati voi...
o sa iti explice altcineva, nu sunt un bun pedagogOriginally Posted by beugen2001
http://www.edge-online.com/news/ps4-...errilla-games/
Guerrilla Games’ technical director Michiel Van Der Leeuw has dismissed the notion that PS4 is little more than a high-end PC, suggesting that those describing the console that way are ‘trolls’ and ‘fanboys’.
Speaking in an interview to be published in E253, on sale Thursday, Van Der Leeuw explained that his studio was heavily involved in the creation of PS4’s arcitecture, and while it might be more PC-like than its predecessor, it is still very much a games console.
Referring to those calling PS4 a PC in a fancier box, he said: “That’s difficult because people are trolling, right. What do you say to a troll? You don’t feed the trolls, that’ll make them grow.”
“I mean, it has always been a piece of high-end hardware that we put in a box, we find exactly the right components that complement each other and make a really good gaming experience. This is exactly the same thing – it is a console. The fact that the best pieces of hardware are also devised from, or optimised versions of, the stuff we find in PCs doesn’t make it any less a console. I can imagine if you find people with a vested interest to say PC gaming has won, they will find lots of great arguments in the fact that we use some of the same parts. But you know that’s just fanboys on the internet, I guess.”
Van Der Leeuw went on to explain the differences between PS4 and a high-powered PC. “A PC is a number of parts which also has bridges in between where there are inefficiencies that may not be exactly the right match. We’ve got the right amount of memory, video card, everything balanced out. I know it was a very conscious effort to make sure that, with the speed of the memory, the amount of compute units, the speed of the hard-drive that we put in, that there would not be any bottlenecks. So the amount of pixel-pushers that you have, the amount of memory, the speed of your compute units make sure that you don’t hit any of the weakspots of the hardware.”
This balancing of PS4’s architecture and the use of complementary components make it simpler to work with, said Van Der Leeuw. “Whereas if you have a PC very often your buffs, or your express buffs are very slow compared to your video RAM which is GDDR5 and your main RAM then is even slower than that, but you compensate by sticking buffers in there… there’s a lot of things to contemplate in the fact that it is a replaceable-parts architecture. This [PS4] is where all of the parts are designed to work together, naturally.”
He added that Guerrilla was part of a constant iteration process with PS4′s innards. Guerrilla made at least five different major changes to the graphics chip, CPU and on the bandwidth between the different components, to define and then eliminate any disruption in performance.
“I think it was for more than a year that we knew the main ingredients and there was just discussion after discussion trying to find a bottleneck,” he added. “We actually had parts of both Killzone 3 and very early Killzone 4 art assets running through simulators to try to find out how it would behave on our speculative hardware that didn’t exist – trying to find bottlenecks in the hardware that we could fix before we could even think about the chip.”
There's more to PS4 than shooters, says Sony Worldwide Studios boss -- PlayStation Universe
Sony is keen to see more than just triple-A shooters available on PlayStation 4, SCE Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida has said.
Chatting with EDGE, Yoshida-san said that the electronics giant made a point of showcasing the title Knack at the PS4 reveal in February to illustrate there’s more to its new console than photo-realism and shoot-‘em-ups.
“It was pretty intentional,” he said. “Mark’s idea was like ‘what about [a] Crash Bandicoot for PS4?’ when he suggested the concept of Knack. We were like yeah we hate to see all the PS4 games being FPS or action-adventure or very photorealistic, you know big-budget blockbuster games.
“And you know people like these games but these are not the only kinds of games that people can have fun with.”
Sony’s philosophy with PS4 is clearly more than about flexing its triple-A muscles, instead putting greater emphasis on how users experience content. As such, the company is working on expanding the machine’s social and online functionality.
“Almost the biggest message that we wanted to send in preparing for the event as well as in designing PS4 was… we at Sony and we at Sony Computer Entertainment, it’s just natural for us to enhance the core technology and performance of the hardware, but it’s not the hardware that is the biggest focus.
“When you look at the five key principles behind designing PS4, none of them are hardware related, actually. It’s all about how people us and experience, enjoy games, realized by the system software features and network functions."
PS4 is scheduled to ship in holiday 2013, with recent rumors putting the console out in October for around £300.
Daca nu ne spunea Yoshi treaba asta nu cred ca mai cumpăram consola, credeam ca numai fps-uri ar fi urmat sa apară. Pt mine doar un joc contează cu adevărat, Knack
Eu zic ca se refera strict la lansare normal ca nu numai fps-uri urmau sa apara.
Sony loves indies - Here are 30 indie games coming to PlayStation platforms -- PlayStation Universe
Blacklight: Retribution – PS4
Primal Carnage: Genesis – PS4
The Witness -- PS4
Rain – PS3
Divekick – PS3 and PS Vita
Spelunky – PS3 and PS Vita
Velocity Ultra – PS Vita
Metrico – PS Vita
Sportsfriends (including Johann Sebastian Joust, BaraBariBall, Hokra and Super Pole Riders) – PS3
Ibb & Obb – PS3
Hotline Miami – PS3 and PS Vita
Dragon Fantasy Book I -- PS3 and PS Vita
Dragon Fantasy Book II – PS3 and PS Vita
Thomas Was Alone – PS3 and PS Vita
Luftrausers – PS3 and PS Vita
Friend Network App – PS Vita
Zombie Tycoon II – PS3 and PS Vita
A Virus Named Tom – PlayStation Mobile
Treachery in Beatdown City – PlayStation Mobile
Crumble – PlayStation Mobile
Crystallon – PlayStation Mobile
Don’t Wake the Bear – PlayStation Mobile
Hermit Crab in Space! – PlayStation Mobile
Oh, Deer! – PlayStation Mobile
Rymndkapsel – PlayStation Mobile
Ten By Eight – PlayStation Mobile
Lone Survivor - PS3 and PS Vita
Terraria - available on PS3, coming to PS Vita
LIMBO - available on PS3, coming to PS Vita
Bit.Trip Runner 2 - available on PS3, coming to PS Vita
Unde e Fez? Vreau Fez!
O sa fie si Fez pe PS Vita
PlayStation 4 developers have access to 7 GB RAM: rumor � Playstation 4
The PlayStation 4 will ship with a massive 8 GB of GDDR5 memory, which is a huge upgrade compared to the current generation consoles. However, according to a PlayStation 4 developer PS4Daily spoke to, they have access to “only” 7 GB of RAM. The remaining 1 GB is reserved for the operating system and background tasks.
Sony showcased a lot of PlayStation 4 features during the unveiling in February. This includes deep social features running in the background, new sharing options where players can watch each other play, and background downloading of games. All this chews up quite a bit of memory. Still, having access to 7 GB of super-fast GDDR5 memory is a lot better than the 512 MB in the PS3.
Sony originally shipped dev kits to third party developers with only 4 GB RAM, and kept the true RAM amount secret from third party developers in order to keep it secret from Microsoft as well. Developers learned about the 8 GB of memory when the rest of the world did — during the February unveiling.
In addition to 8 GB of RAM, the PlayStation 4 sports an 8 core CPU and a GPU with 18 compute units, both part of the same APU package made by AMD. Sony worked close with developers to give them a console that’s tailored for games. Sony interviewed major game engine makers such as Epic (Unreal Engine 4), CryTek (CryEngine 3), and Id Software (Id Tech 5), asking them what they wanted out of next generation consoles. Overall, Sony worked closely with developers to create a console that made it easy to create games.
When it comes to large operating systems taking up a lot of RAM, Sony isn’t alone. Nintendo did something similar with the Wii U. The Wii U ships with 2 GB or RAM, but half of it — 1 GB — is allocated to the operating system itself. As console makers add more and more features, they need more and more memory to run those features. Microsoft is even rumored to include advanced DVR functionality in the upcoming Xbox 720, which will no doubt require copious amounts of RAM.
Sony is expected to reveal more PlayStation 4 details at E3 in June. We’re also hearing that this is when some of the NDAs will be lifted, where developers will be more free to talk about the specifics of the new console.
Listen and learn: Michael Denny on five years of planning PlayStation 4 | Features | Edge Online
"As I say, we know our launch date, and we think it’s very important that gamers receive that new console experience. With that in mind, we just thought it was the right time to set the vision and set the agenda in New York."
vorbe dupa vorbe, dar mai mult goale... Cand vine E3?
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Talking Point: Why Sony Must Release the PS4 in the West This Year - Push Square
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The Risk Behind The RAM: Is next-gen's biggest strength its greatest weakness? - VideoGamer.com
Oare vom vedea "cutia" sau doar un controller?
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) has announced that the very first PlayStation 4 TV advertisement will run during the upcoming Champions League final in May. The UEFA Champions League is currently underway and the final will be played at Wembley in London on May 25, 2013.
It’s unknown if the TV ads will be simple “Sponsored by PlayStation 4″ bits, or whether Sony has a full blown 30-second or 60-second PlayStation 4 TV spot to showcase the new console.
Ar fi o prostie sa arate consola intr-un spot de 30s.
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