
In the Infamous: Second Son postmortem, Sucker Punch's Adam Bentley explains why compute (or GPGPU) is the future of PS4 development, adding a few PS4 specific tricks.

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“If we were good at juggling four projects, yeah, we’d have a remaster… But we only get to do one thing”…
That's more than fine. If you keep making one amazing quality game after another, with the low budget you've been utilising for games, then you'll continue to be extremly successful going forward. Don't take on a bigger load than you can handle comfortably.
Also, maybe it's time for a Sly Cooper game. No to Infamous, we've already got superhero games coming form Insomniac. Sorry Infamous fans but I want an open world Sly Cooper game.
Have been watching vids of the game and my wife who doesn't play games, asked me why the baddies as she called them, don't seem to be fighting back much, like they're stood still. The AI is dire and this is yet another showcase game from Sony. Run about and explore with flash graphics. There's just no variety with Sony's games.
Doesn't look like the performance gap between PS4 and XB1 will go away or become any less obvious.
i just cant fathom what we will see in 3 -5 years. it will be legend- wait for it-
dary!
Just compare compute units of the PS4 as opposed to the Xbox1, there are 50% more units in the PS4. The fact that Sony is not talking about a lot of thing in the PS4 that are hardware specific, gives the impression that they are in noway, shape or, form intimidated by anything Microsoft have shown thus far!
Some are under the impression that Sony is sitting back idling their time away, while the competitor is moving full steam ahead! But yet it's amazing how quick some forget, it was Sony who coined the phrase "This is a Marathon , not a Sprint!"
I'm glad that they didn't blab about how compute is perfect and doesn't have any flaws. Its great to see developers be honest about technology that they are working with.
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Can't wait to see more games use compute.