lynux3

Xbox One and Microsoft dropped the ball. Terrible services, terrible games, terrible hardware and terrible ecosystem.

These are all facts. PlayStation is better in every aspect.

Services? Yes Games? Yes Hardware? Yes Ecosystem? Definitely

Instead of Microsoft doing the same, they just straight up stopped making games. People support PlayStation because it has the best services, games, hardware and ecosystem.

While this is an exaggeration the Xbox One being a complete and utter disaster is not.

Can't blame him, the Xbox One has been a disaster for Microsoft.

There's no mumbo jumbo about it. The technique doesn't require hardware acceleration, it's just that Cerny developed the PS4 Pro with hardware acceleration included.

Did you read the article? It can be used for other features such as audio.

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2016-inside-playstation-4-pro-how-sony-made-a-4k-games-machine

Quite a few people thought Navi wouldn't have hardware RT support.

Straight from the man himself. I even called bullshit on the next Xbox using NVMe and Cerny just proved me wrong.

It's impressive to say the absolute least. Instant loading is insane. I have to assume PS5 will have PCIe 4.0 on board or something similar seeing that Cerny states nothing else is comparable right now, not even on PC; so that means it's faster than NVMe.

I remember when it used to cost $5K for 4K.

What are you going to say when 8K TAA comes along? You'll completely flip flop, guaranteed.

If Nintendo wants to keep getting extremely watered down ports the "enhanced" Switch will need to be a lot more than a Tegra 2, which is what you predicted, in the next 19 months.

You can't physically reproduce 24,883,200 additional pixels with TAA.

I don't think they can to be honest, otherwise they'd lose their PS3 library unless they have some kind of backwards compatibility coming to newer generation PlayStation Now hardware. PlayStation Now runs on both PS3 and base PS4 hardware, but native 1080p PS4 games are downscaled to 720p right now. Most likely, but they will have to refresh their PS Now servers at some point.

Wow. About the only thing worth a shit was Ninja Gaiden 2.

This will be a solid AAE game and as predicted it'll be better than State of Decay 2.

Different application, but I get your point.

Sony needs to fuckin' start supporting higher resolutions on PlayStation Now because 720p isn't going to cut it for much longer. I'm interested to see what Cerny will have to say about PlayStation Now come closer to launch.

No amount of TAA is going to make up the 4x difference in pixel count. That's not to say it doesn't look good, you just can't physically reproduce the visual fidelity of a screen at 8K vs. 4K. I don't think I'm overestimating anything. I never said these consoles were going to have 8K games, but I am suggesting that PS5 will be able to output at 8K and potentially checkboard render lower end games at 8K. That's about it.

I don't even think it's necessary because 4K HDR is just now hitting it's stride. Regardless, that shit is happening.

Cringey as fuck.