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What is Sony doing with the Playstation brand
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Why should a flamebait thread and OP deserve much more respectful responses? What's with this "be respectful.." crap you typically say to obviously intellectually dishonest/troll threads?
Spew nonsense get nonsense back.
Please breh.
I'm done. a pussified unnamed source. That didn't specify if he played PSVR. I'm out
Damn you dudes are emotional he basically saying this is the reason why they created Neo. I want to see how Sony spin this shyt next year
@daze23 correct me if I am wrong but one of the VR requires a 980 to even perform properly right? @Ciggavelli can you answer this
Not emtional at all
Developers Debunk Rumor That PS4 Neo Exists Due To PlayStation VR’s Problems With Regular PS4
May 26, 2016 • By Alessio Palumbo
A nasty rumor regarding PlayStation VR was divulged earlier today by IBTimes.
The article reported an anonymous quote taken from the latest Edge Magazine, issue 294. Allegedly, a Chief Technical Officer (CTO) who works in the industry said:
PSVR was going to be terrible on a [launch] PS4. It was going to be truly awful. Something a bit more powerful starts to bring VR into range. If you want to deal with crazy requirements for performance in VR, you absolutely have to do this.
This statement spread like wildfire on the Web, until a bunch of game developers (including Just Add Water CEO Stewart Gilray) decided to debunk this on Neogaf.
-PSVR is fine on the regular PS4. Obviously things look better on Neo, but considering the performance requirements, the actual experience is largely the same.
-Gonna call this bullshyt.
I have a DVT psvr dev kit sitting right next to me. We’ve already got our game running smoothly with a few simple optimizations at native 90 fps. Running at 60 requires no changes, but because of the degree of our freedom of movement we settled on 90 for maximum comfort for the user.
If we didn’t have camera movement on multiple axes we could’ve left it at 60 and been done with it.
Granted, our game isn’t quite the looker like Dark Souls or Uncharted or something, it has fully realized visuals with physics heavy gameplay. It was a bit challenging to track down those elements which tend to hit performance in unpredictable ways in VR, but we are hardly seasoned developers here.
-Since we’re doing a launch PS VR title, I can say this is total shyte! We don’t have a problem running at full speed in our title on a regular PS4.
With E3 2016, we might get an announcement for the rumored PlayStation 4 Neo shortly. Stay tuned on WCCFtech to learn about all the news from the premier gaming convention in Los Angeles, starting from the first press conferences scheduled for June 12.
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970 is the minimum recommended card. but some people use lesser cards
VR 'works' on cell phones. obviously it all come down to compromises in graphical fidelityNot emtional at all
Developers Debunk Rumor That PS4 Neo Exists Due To PlayStation VR’s Problems With Regular PS4
May 26, 2016 • By Alessio Palumbo
A nasty rumor regarding PlayStation VR was divulged earlier today by IBTimes.
The article reported an anonymous quote taken from the latest Edge Magazine, issue 294. Allegedly, a Chief Technical Officer (CTO) who works in the industry said:
PSVR was going to be terrible on a [launch] PS4. It was going to be truly awful. Something a bit more powerful starts to bring VR into range. If you want to deal with crazy requirements for performance in VR, you absolutely have to do this.
This statement spread like wildfire on the Web, until a bunch of game developers (including Just Add Water CEO Stewart Gilray) decided to debunk this on Neogaf.
-PSVR is fine on the regular PS4. Obviously things look better on Neo, but considering the performance requirements, the actual experience is largely the same.
-Gonna call this bullshyt.
I have a DVT psvr dev kit sitting right next to me. We’ve already got our game running smoothly with a few simple optimizations at native 90 fps. Running at 60 requires no changes, but because of the degree of our freedom of movement we settled on 90 for maximum comfort for the user.
If we didn’t have camera movement on multiple axes we could’ve left it at 60 and been done with it.
Granted, our game isn’t quite the looker like Dark Souls or Uncharted or something, it has fully realized visuals with physics heavy gameplay. It was a bit challenging to track down those elements which tend to hit performance in unpredictable ways in VR, but we are hardly seasoned developers here.
-Since we’re doing a launch PS VR title, I can say this is total shyte! We don’t have a problem running at full speed in our title on a regular PS4.
With E3 2016, we might get an announcement for the rumored PlayStation 4 Neo shortly. Stay tuned on WCCFtech to learn about all the news from the premier gaming convention in Los Angeles, starting from the first press conferences scheduled for June 12.
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nikka graphics dont matter anymore
that was last half-gen we off thatthis sony we talking bout
No drops at all is what's needed for VR so you don't throw up. That's why the graphics are so basic on all the games.
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Xbox one S is more powerful than PS4 breh
No it's not. Look up the specs.
Same overclocked CPU as the OG and the GPU got a 7% overclock. You see the TF performance go up a little over 7% with a slight bump in the ESRAM bandwidth. That's it.
Xbox One S performance boost revealed
The 4K player/upscaler (with HDR) is what makes it special. If you got a 4K TV and OG XB1, it's a no brainer to cop/upgrade IMO unless you can hold out for 1 more year for the Scorpio.