Wazzerphuk
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That went well.
I find it quite interesting that the Consoles are not making as much of a jump in tech as they usually do every generation. They really are becoming an all round media centre almost like a shuttle PC or something. The recession is still having large ramifications for the gaming industry. E3 should be quite fun to watch this year.
The new gen are basically pcs anyway. Cheaper off the self components. Easier dev base that understand how to program for it and easier x platforming.
Hope this pushes more 'gamers' towards PC rather than console
It was in consoles, the leap from PS2 to 3 was massive. Not so much for PCs though as they have gradually got better over time. PS3 was never really proper HD though, very few games ran/run at 1080...if any?
I had a blast on Civilisation 3 the other day on the PC and it brought it home how much games have changed in the last 10 or so years, just from the menu screens.
£400 minimum.
You have to be crazy.
Price up the components yourself.
Memory £30
CPU £65-80
GPU £70-100
PSU £40-50
Mobo £50
BD Drive £20
Kinect/PSEye ~£50
Don't forget they get good prices on components due to the scaling, I doubt they cost more than ~£300 to build, and they will be competing against each other.
I doubt very much they will be over £350, £399 is the max I'd expect, but 300-350 is a lot more realistic.
Didn't Sony say they'd be pretty cheap on launch? Nothing confirmed but thought they were going for around the £300 mark.
They can't. That's why it's sales have been so poorIf ninty can get away with an overclocked Wii and charge £400 then MS/Sony can.
8GB GDDR5 is only £30?