November PS+ NA preview:http://blog.us.playstation.com/2013/...ember-preview/
Pretty good month for NA.
Pretty good month for NA.
Indeed. Microsoft will say that COD:Ghosts is 'upscaled to 1080p on Xbox One' and people will lap it up.75% of the unwashed masses that play CoD every year have no idea what those numbers mean in that ad.
Xbox Games for Gold for November :November PS+ NA preview:http://blog.us.playstation.com/2013/...ember-preview/
Pretty good month for NA.
Dragon's Dogma is a great RPG. I can't wait until Capcom makes a PS4 sequel for it.Nice. I haven't played Dragon's Dogma before. I hope the two PS4 games are decent.
I think with an x86 instruction set we're going to see developers having an easier time developing games for the system as it's something they are pretty familiar with. I think the main benefit is just that. I don't have any links to documentation, but my guess would be the games are better optimized given x86 is so common.On a totally tangentially related note, does anyone have some articles or technical documentation or something about how optimization works for consoles, and how the switch over to x86 is going to affect that in the long run (if it somehow makes it so that there is less of potential gap between launch games and end of cycle games)? Or even like an educated explanation.
You get to be an Xbro? Mt Dew and Doritos contests?Seems like the xboner is being shit on in every aspect, and rightfully so. What does it actually have going for it?
Xboners give quality high-fivesYou get to be an Xbro? Mt Dew and Doritos contests?
The only game I was interested in is Ibb & Obb, but since my wife just left me, it's not really going to do me any good. But I suppose I have bigger problems right now than figuring out what game to play.
No, HDD heat is a total non-issue. Anyone claiming that one bricked their PS3 is completely full of shit and just had an old PS3 that was dying anyways.So, does a 7200 RPM hard drive really get that warm? I've never noticed it in the past, but people have mentioned that putting a warm HDD in their PS3 caused it to brick. I doubt similar issues would happen with the PS4, especially with how much venting it has in the rear, but you never know.