Not a big fan of the styling, but whatever...
Oh well, just another fake news site closing down.
Everything will be on PC at some point, except Nintendo games. Sony stands to make far more money selling software on PC, as opposed to building a console which they will take a loss on, and being totally depndant on how many hardware unit they have to sell to be profitable with their software.
These guys sound like they don't have a clue.
Oh well, it's Call of Duty. Is anyone ever surprised or confused about what to expect with this game?
And watch, Jensen will no doubt announce the price and performance of the 3060 right around the same time that Sony and Microsoft will announce pricing for their new consoles, which will steel even more thunder from next-gen consoles. Very interesting hardware rollout.
Why? It took them more then an entire generation just to get one game out.
I think Killzone: Shadow Fall would be a game that would doo fairly well on PC.
Will be getting this for sure....when it comes to Steam.
Looks like I received some disagrees from the comment I made, saying that next gen consoles are top of the line when compared to the top tier GPUs on the market today. Those disagrees are justified, as some people have pointed out, the PS5 is about as powerful as an RX 5700XT, which isn't great, but it should still be a descent console none the less.
The 3070 (20 TFLOPS with 5888 Cores @1730Mhz) is more powerful than the 2080TI (13.5 TFLOPs with 4352 Cores @1545Mhz). I think the RTX 3060 should be in around the performance of the 2080TI, but will cost $399 USD. The 3060 will be the deal of the decade, so long as it ships with 8GB of VRAM.
Yes, these graphics cards will kill the PS5 and Series X, but for what the consoles will cost, they represent great value and performance for the money. The next gen consoles, are after all, top of the line when compared to the top GPUs out on the market right now, and that's pretty damn good.
This is insane. This card (RTX 3070) has 20 TFLOPs of FP32 performance..... The RTX 3060 is going to be the sweet spot for the masses, being that it will probably be $399 USD and be more powerful than an RTX 2080 Super, and possible even match a 2080TI...crazy. AMD better have something good, because this is going to be tough to beat, unless RDNA2 comes in at a ridiculously cheap price.
Playing older games from your games library, which you've spent your hard earned money on over a long number of years, is a capability that is unmatched by any competitor, outside of anything to do with PC gaming. As for new games, they will play better on the Series X, based on the powerful GPU specifications alone.
Isn't a surprise really, since it will be the most powerful games console on the market, with full backwards compatibility at launch with Xbox One, Xbox 360, and a handful of OG Xbox games. Combine that with GamePass, Cross-play and the fact that you can continue to use old Xbox One controllers on the new system, and the Series X is a no brainer for gaming fans.
Great game. Glad it's still got life left in it.
A little overdramatic don't you think?
The fact that smart phones are controlled by a duopoly really sucks for consumers. I would like to see Microsoft try again, and i'd also like to see Samsung's ecosystem become a major player in the future.
"It Is All About Holes"
And for grown ups, it's all about the cooling ventilation.