A tech YouTuber has managed to successfully run PS3 games on PlayStation 5 hardware. The prospect of running PS3 games natively on PS5 has been widely debated for several years, but this recent test proves that the current-generation console is indeed capable of the same on a technical level.
Here's why the rumored $1 billion budget for Rockstar Games' upcoming open world action game, Grand Theft Auto VI, doesn't quite add up.
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Video game budgets will always be fictional, just like Hollywood movies. Unless there are receipts it's all speculation.
And Take Two has a marketing department with an already approved budget (just like studios in Hollywood).
I don't know where they get these numbers, absolutely NO games is spending anywhere near that amount on production even including marketing. If we're talking lifetime estimates for like a 10yr plan maybe, but even that would be a very vague projection. RDR2 at the time of release cost less that GTAV did and GTAV cost about 265mil with marketing being an average of about 200-300mil each.
I believe it's somewhere around there. Cod is 700m$ to make. I think GTA could be around there if not more. The insane level of detail in the trailer says it all.
Yeah I believe it's around there personally.
Doom: The Dark Ages has hit a peak of just under 31,000 concurrent players at launch, a figure much lower than both Doom and Doom: Eternal.
Could be affected by:
- A percentage of people will play this on GamePass which the last 2 games did not launch on.
- A percentage of players bought the Deluxe Edition which included early access, reducing the peak as players will start playing it on different days.
Neon Apex: Beyond the Limit combines frenetic futuristic racing with an anime art style, but the results are mixed.
Neat... would love to see this be an officially supported project, but we all know that aint gonna happen.
And how is Sony not able to do this?? why someone always embarrassing Sony proving it can be done..
Sony is Lazy