All these comparisons between said game played on the PS4 and an ultra pc is very telling. It may be concluded that the overall better game graphically comes from the pc but just the mere fact that the comparisons are only being conducted from one console to the pc it can be said that the PS4 capability, not to mention at the consoles infancy, is that much higher that that of the competitors.
That fact may change in the future, more specifically when XBox implements the cloud. Microsoft has been touting that at full cloud implementation, not only will those benchmarks graphically be achieved-1080p and 60 fps-that will show the value of Microsoft's machine.
Being that Microsoft's box is admittedly at its early stages of it's life cycle those benchmarks can conceivably be achieved. But is it also the perception that given the fact that this benchmark is already achievable on the PS4 that Sony's machine capability is already tapped out?
It would be stupid to think that either machine has built and engineered a device to reach that of a competitor and just remain content once that plateau is reached, especially a few months into a 7-10 year life expectancy.
Undead Citadel, a medieval-era VR action game, arrives next week on PlayStation VR2.
New list available for Nintendo Switch games that automatically run at 1080p on Switch 2 handheld mode with no updates or patches needed.
Wow....1080p, you say? Nintendo always on the forefront of cutting edge technology. Take that, Sega Genesis!
NE: "We look at Kirby Air Riders and all the improvements it could make compared to the original Kirby Air Ride on GameCube."
If the cloud ends up being this amazing thing that can truly generate graphics gar beyond the limitations of the xbox one hardware then I have one question,
Why did microsoft bother to build the xbox one at all? Surely the 360 can also benefit from the cloud in the same way, so getting next gen graphics on a last gen system should be possible if the cloud works the way many believe it does.
Pc gamers will also benefit from microsofts cloud and if it makes hardware obsolete then the pc gaming market is going to change in a big way.... imagine not needing a super high powered ultra end graphics card to play games with bleeding edge graphics.
If the cloud can work this way then it will put an end to the hardware side of the games industry, which for them will be a sad thing.
Big if though.
Don't go to Eurogamer and don't read the face off of Child of Light.
2D sidescroller that Xbox can't keep 60fps.