versus is one game where I would not be surprised at all if it remains exclusive, but I also wouldn't be surprised if it didn't. But I'd be more surprised at the latter. They can barely get this going on one console let alone porting it lol.
Yup more controlled leaks incoming.
Why monday?
I have the opposite feelings on it. The Vita OS is horrendous in terms of aesthetics, and functionally it could have been so much more.
WipEout 4000. Believe.
because all will be revealed duh
Source: http://www.sony.net/SonyInfo/IR/info/presen/index.html
As long as the hardware has been officially discussed elsewhere, definitely!
that's why I like the idea of conferences before. Drop the specs and hardware talk in there. Then E3 can be about the games.
I wonder if it's a one-off goof or something akin to when hardware T&L first became a thing.Sure, but if you're really confident some task is going to be very common, you might want to parse it out and put into its own optimised silicon.
I guess confidence increases or decreases depending on how standardised a certain type of task has become. For example people don't blink so much at fixed function audio or decompression hardware...it's almost boilerplate.
Something like tessellation might be considered boilerplate too, and is fixed function inside GCN GPUs anyway. Maybe they wanted higher performance for that specific task than their GCN GPU target allowed?
I agree that some other candidates might be riskier though. But we're kind of poking around in the dark here
Games will be prominently displayed, but it's the other features that are most likely to grab wider headlines.
HDMI 1.x and DP will be enough for launch model.
Sure, but if you're really confident some task is going to be very common, you might want to parse it out and put into its own optimised silicon.
I guess confidence increases or decreases depending on how standardised a certain type of task has become. For example people don't blink so much at fixed function audio or decompression hardware...it's almost boilerplate.
Something like tessellation might be considered boilerplate too, and is fixed function inside GCN GPUs anyway. Maybe they wanted higher performance for that specific task than their GCN GPU target allowed?
I agree that some other candidates might be riskier though. But we're kind of poking around in the dark here
