I don't see any issues.... TV's have much lower PPI then a monitor so of course changes to the UI were always going to be needed.

Doesn't change a damn thing.

They've promised DX12 support for every GPU starting from the GTX 400 series and above.

The question is why would Sony want to use an API that wasn't built with PS4 in mind over there own API that was built with PS4 in mind... Sam applies for Xbone... Why use an API that doesn't offer lower access then what's already available.

Noobs thinking DX12 is a game changer on consoles...rofl

DX12 is just software, it will easily work on PS4 should Microsoft allow it, unless you think DX12 is some super secret software that only works on special hardware?

I'm a hermit but as you lot obviously have no clue and Xbone owners seem to think it's going boost Xbones performance let me show you a quote from AMD.... The designer of the hardware in BOTH machines...

Which hardware will be DX12-compatible? AMD said all of its Graphics Core Next-based Radeon GPUs (i.e. RadeonHD 7000 series and newer) will work with the new API.

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So it will work on both, not that it matters as DX12's main focus is lowering the overhead on PC, not console which already has stupidly low overhead anyway.

So Xbones it won't super charge your Xbone, it won't give it an edge over PS4 and no it's not as good as the low level API's developers will no doubt choose to use over it anyway.

As a Hermit though, I'm excited to see what it brings graphically to PC.

As I hermit with a ultra high end rig even I'm not expecting big things for DX12....

So it's a Tomb Raider style game but with a fucking bear?

If they were remaking the first 4 games then Sony would have something to worry about... But RE7? lol....

The last great Resident Evil game was Code Veronica.

It looks last gen because it's a last gen port :|

So Microsoft added things that could suck up extra CPU and GPU cycles that the machine simply can not spare.....