He's literally always wrong and a purveyor of FUD
Thank you! PSVR2 has been great since they opened it up to support the PC. It was always neat on PS5 but kind of an expensive toy for it to be locked to one platform. Now it has a ton of value that it works on both PS5 and PC.
Hope they add this to the PSVR2 controllers because I use them on PC and PS5 Pro.
Xbox users don’t buy games anymore, they subscribe to Gamepass.
PS4 Pro is almost 10 years old, I don't really see the big deal in a world with tons of different portable PCs. The Switch 2 doesn't even offer a 60fps mode.
Pathtracing is only really viable when ML powered shortcuts are used like ray reconstruction and neural radiance caching, which luckily AMD is getting now on RDNA4 hardware. PS5 Pro brought RT improvements over the regular PS5 but without these features it won't be doing pathtracing.
I bought it at release on PS4, didn't care for it.
I don't know why people assume the trailer actually means it was a base PS5. At the end of the trailer it states the game is coming to PS5 and Series X/S, with no mention of the PS5 Pro. Based on the number of raytraced elements on display, I would work with the assumption that it is actually the PS5 Pro version being shown off. PS5 Pro's GPU has significant advantages in raytracing performance due to the move to BVH8 and hardware stack management.
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Glad to hear they're addressing this kind of issue day one.
The AI upscaler point is irrelevant, the PS5 and Series X run this game at native 4K60.
It took the PS5 years to actually get VRR support so maybe this will with a firmware update in the future.
It isn’t getting day 1 AAA releases, Cyberpunk came out in 2020, on PS4 and Xbox One. It will still miss GTA VI and whatever high end AAA games are built around the PS5 and Series X. Nintendo fanboys say this at the beginning of every generation and by the end of the gen they’ve missed out on or received poor ports of the biggest games, months or years after release.
Never say never but I agree for games in the next 3-5 years, 32GB probably won't be required. By the time it is there will be mid-range cards faster than the 5090.
The Series S also launched at $299 almost 5 years ago.
Nintendo fans make up a very small subset of people that bought the Switch. This is going to be like the Wii U again.
They have to support the Series S, it's the majority of Xboxes sold.
I agree but there will probably be a feedback loop now that they are doing it. If 2024 sales look bad, wait until 2025 is over.
PS5 is probably doing better in the US than the PS4 did because the PS4 had a stronger US competitor. Last generation there was at least a reasonable argument to make for the Xbox One. Shame too, I bought Series X on launch day, it really should be great, but Microsoft's strategy has made it a lot less important now that all of its games are coming to Playstation .
I find it highly unlikely the PS6 is here before 2028 given the PS5 Pro was already built on 4nm and the first 2nm TSMC chips are going to launch this fall for Apple. AMD, Nvidia, and others won't have access to 2nm until 2026 and 2nm's successor probably won't be mainstream in 2027.
Makes senes, we're a couple of good die shrinks away from a truly next-gen Steam deck. By 2028 TSMC's new 2nm process that Apple and Qualcomm are utilizing in 2026 should become available to Nvidia and AMD.