lynux3

DipshitB

Once again, shit bait.

What the fuck.

Haven't ever really been interested in getting a bike. Only person on this board that has one, that I know of, is @DynamiteCop!. Pretty sure he enjoys it quite a bit.

Falling in line.

It's been calm for 6 years.

Not a good representation of current gen now is it.

Well, to put some context into it, Insomniac Games says Spider-man takes up 5,193MB of memory on PS4. We've seen a live demonstration of next gen PS5 dev kit loading that in roughly ~0.8 seconds. Not sure if the 5.2GB is base or Pro assets, but gives us a rough estimation at how fast it is as loading a scene. I don't think we'll be seeing stupid high load times like we have this generation.

What did he say?

Well, I guess slow johnny gonna slow johnny.

And I'm flat out saying that your thread title is misleading, missing crucial context to his statements which you continually ignore, and I'm not disagreeing with him. There's going to be those type of developers... next generation consoles don't solve deadlines, budgets and technical hurdles.

It's not even a SystemWars thing, it's just common sense what he's saying. He's not saying the SSD "may not be as good as you think", it's just your misinterpretation.

TLHBFR.

It looks like a logo a hoodlum would tag on the side of a railroad car.

I'll wait a month and see what it looks like, but damn, this isn't very encouraging considering Google locked out cross play. Crucible is a fuckin' graveyard.

I already have Prime, but if they jack up my prices because of this I'll hold you to it.

That's what I'm trying to recall if it was a "road map" feature or not. There's been plenty of services that launched, developed more and still failed. Google isn't bullet proof and the Google Graveyard is evidence. This is expensive infrastructure and while it's not as expensive as laying it down like Fiber, it can still fail. Worst comes to worst they can use it for their cloud services at the end.

You know, now that I think about it more. It might not be a good idea to market the service around Twitch. People could think Twitch Game Streaming is like what Twitch is now without thinking that they could even stream actual games. Edit: If there is a Prime integration then those fuckers better not up the prices like they have been in recent years.

It was a heavily touted feature, but I can't recall if it was going to be apart of the launch. It doesn't matter either way, it was still showcased, heavily, as a highly integrated service.

Lets go ahead and pretend it was, in your words, "make a splash". They are already give away bottom of the barrel games, yes I agree. There's a few good ones here and there, but very few and far, far between. Amazon Music and Amazon Music Unlimited are one and the same. One is "free" limited version, the other is paid on top ala Twitch Prime and Twitch Turbo, but the latter don't require Prime. You suggested that Prime would be the gateway without considering additional cost which is highly unlikely, and without considering that Prime is a cost in and of itself. Their standard Prim