A slightly bigger screen is fine, but making sure it’s OLED and has VRR are more important tech features to have IMO. 40fps options are becoming more and more common and would be a huge benefit on a handheld offering much smoother performance over 30fps, without being nearly as taxing on the battery as 60fps.
It's solid, but it hasn't received the amount of updates that Steam Deck and Rog Ally have, and in pure overall performance the Rog is better in most cases, with the Steam Deck being better if your limit the power wattage of both devices.
You're better off with either of the other two for the most part.
Realistically, it should be in the ballpark ad a bit better. The iPhone is going to throttle with modern game engines as it does with RE Village. The Switch 2 should have more CPU cores and RAM available for games, making it run better, as well as, access to DLSS for higher resolutions on larger displays.
It's RAW performance really just depends on the clock speeds of the rumored (but practically confirmed) Tegra Orin based processor when in handheld vs docked mode. ...
It’s necessary for a few reasons, it’s just “gamers” don’t have a need for this outside of the $10 upgrade for the rouge-like mode:
1. Casuals: They have a hit show on HBO that is getting ready for Season 2 (~2025~). Fans of the IP will have played the games which is why they watch the show, however, fans who only watched the show could be interested in playing the games, and if the go buy a PS5 why confuse them with a PS4 only release when a full PS5 version can be bough...
Should be just over 2x as fast as the PS5’s drive, and in a 3 - 4 years the tech should be even better with the price cut in half and ready for PS6 and Xbox5, further reducing loading speeds, and hopefully, caching a small pool of storage used as potential memory for low bandwidth assets freeing up more VRAM.
Their memory is solid for a secondary drive, I would caution using it as your primary boot drive though. Most NVMe have a 3 - 5 year warranty from them, but no one cares about that if there’s a slight risk of corruption from continued use prior to the warranty, as you’re losing your information.
But as a secondary drive I’ve never had an issue with them.
There is no truth, they are still attempting to release all 12, but only 6 will come before the end of 2025 with the others still in development for quality and TBD.
They are still releasing 12, but only 6 will be up to quality from now to 2025. The other 6 will be determined later.
This sounds more like a benefit for multiple things.
Machine Learning for Video is ideally boosting quality of the image, thus removing as much of a need for decompression software which is great for clarity and higher resolution content.
The tech could also be used at a system level in something like a PS5 Pro or PS6 family for machine learning for games, allowing them to upscale better at lower resolutions like DLSS and XESS, which is great.
I don't think it's an issue to add movies to the subscription. However, it is an issue when it's forced on the base version increasing the price for everyone.
While I get millions of people use their consoles as their Entertainment Hub, it is still a gaming console first, and the subscription service should reflect such. Now if this was part of PS+ Extra or Premium, okay understandable, but it should be forced on the base subscription service.
This is why GaaS is being pushed so hard. More downloads in a week, than what 99% of games will sell their entire lifetime.
We've seen what their developers have produced so far this generation, and outside of the studios that were literally recently purchased it's been rough for Xbox first party.
The Spider-Man Craze is not stopping, from the movies to the animated movies to the game, to merch I'm still surprised it hasn't reached the breaking point yet, instead it seems to keep growing.
Now imagine what their future plans look like knowing that their core is likely only 25% of their market, meanwhile, the majority of their consumers care more about the lowest cost possible and the power narrative is irrelevant to them.
MS is more likely to invest in the Xbox Streaming Stick / Box, plus an at best mid or mid-low range console for the $200 - $350 price range and call it a gen, and fans can only pray they throw them/us a bone with an actual high-end console....
The 4080 should have launched at $999, and it still would have been overpriced in comparison to what the 3090 in price:performance once things had settled.
It’s definitely not too little too late. Companies have been making crazy decisions this entire generation and people have moved right past it.
PS5 Price Hike, XBL Gold doubling in price, Series Price Hike, Games going for $70, etc…. It’s in the news and media for a month or two, then the vast majority of people and gamers don’t care anymore as they move on to the next news topic. Meanwhile, those who games using the Engine are the ones who have to actually do the communi...
At first I was going to say it’s annoying, but it make sense to keep the servers up and running and the only ones playing are the ones who are still ingrained in the community. But after reading the article and seeing Tencent now owns them, this is pure gree.
Before even clicking the article I knew it was going to be Alanah Pearce.
The trolls are ignorant as always, but she’s always right there ready to capitalize on victimhood and her simp fan base.
Not to aid him in his foolishness, but both those games have 2x the amount of reviews, while starfield has purposefully limited the number of review copies sent to the media which could affect them long term.
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