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your not going about this the best way possible honestly.
You do know crysis 2 and 3 were built around consoles also? With those low specs being a major consideration.
Choosing multiplats isn't really helping you here.
So yes, I am expecting some tricks especially when you consider that the ps4 is packing an 8 core cpu, with very fast ram. most consumers don't use gddr5.
we'll just have to wait for the 20th.
RyviusARC
No one knows the true specs of the consoles so stop phrasing it as fact.
Also the amount of cores do not indicated the power.
Higher core count means nothing if each core is very weak to begin with.
The Xbox 360 had 3 cores with 6 threads and it was weaker than the dual core two thread CPUs that came out at around same time.
Also it doesn't matter if Crysis 2 and 3 are built around consoles.
You could theorectically scale those games to work for the Xbox if you cut enough things out.
If it was a direct port you would be right but Crysis 3 has many features on PC that are not present on the 360.
And the version of Crysis 2 I am talking about is modded with much higher resolution textures and better environment model detail.
It also has much higher LOD, draw distance, shadows and lighting.
Last gen had an advantage that was the exception to the rule.
It had unified shaders.
This coming generation the consoles have nothing to offer for an upperhand.
It will have weaker hardware because of this (even if the rumors are true)
Crysis 2 at 1080P would already max out that rumored hardware.
Sure they can use more lower performance trickery like they did with this generation but the jump won't be there.
Even with the advantage of unified shaders last gen games like F.E.A.R. don't look much worse than console games from this gen.
And now without those advantages the gap will be even smaller.
you're usually a level headed poster, so I don't understand why you are acting so hurt about all this.
Both consoles have been reported by numerous sources to use 8 core cpu's with the ps4 additionally using gddr5, these are credible rumors.
I'm just saying, I'm expecting some visual tricks we haven't seen this gen yet, that's the natural progression of things. especially when they take the CPU and increased ram in mind. PC games this gen barely used all 4 cores of a i7 as is. When we have games built around 8 cores? hell yeah I'm expecting much more.
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