Is that the same Forbes that printed an article on March 1st saying that "Sony are definitely not releasing Playstation 5 information in February"?
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Is that the same Forbes that printed an article on March 1st saying that "Sony are definitely not releasing Playstation 5 information in February"?
Forbes don't know squat and nor does anyone outside of Sony.
Not saying it won't happen, or that it isn't likely - I really don't know.
It wasn't due to the very end of the year anyhow, so a delay into 2021 might only be a month or two delay from the planned launch. Or it could be longer.
Nobody knows. Forbes sure as heck don't. They just want clicks/subs like most of these "news" sites.
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Yes... push square has a interesting article
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We shall see what happens...
Depends for me.
Some games feel cinematic at 30. A flame at 60fps always looks crappy but at 30fps it looks brilliant.
Also a steady 30fps beats a targeted 60fps that the hardware cannot quite sustain.
Certain games are better at 60 though such as driving games, and games with menu's.
All this talk of 4k 60/120fps, and I'm thoroughly enjoying The Witcher 3 on my Switch at 30fps and 720p!
I'm into graphics as much as the next guy, but if the gameplay doesn't back it up, what's the point?
They may still go with the performance/graphics options that we are having now. For those people who have TVs with Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) there could be an unlocked option but it may not be a stable 60fps, which will be fine as the TV will correct for that. And for everybody with no VRR there could be a solid 30fps option.
Of course, ray tracing could throw a spanner in the works and we'll still have 30fps across the board. I don't think Xbox will go this route though. If the games are to run on the Xbone consoles then XSX will probably manage 60fps or even 120fps in some games at 4K.
That could be one of the differentiators next gen - PS5 with never-before-seen graphics at 4K30 and the XSX with slightly less fancy graphics but a higher framerate.
Of course, ray tracing could throw a spanner in the works and we'll still have 30fps across the board. I don't think Xbox will go this route though. If the games are to run on the Xbone consoles then XSX will probably manage 60fps or even 120fps in some games at 4K.
That could be one of the differentiators next gen - PS5 with never-before-seen graphics at 4K30 and the XSX with slightly less fancy graphics but a higher framerate.
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I think we can totally forget the new consoles this year now.
How come?
Coronavirus, parts, manufacture. Consensus is they'll get delayed.
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Corona. All the shows where they can do the reveals and show it off are being cancelled, production will not be able to supply nearly enough for launch, and the world economy could be crashing by the end of the year.
will be amazed if they aren’t pushed back to 2021.
Aha, yeah I should have known, I work for an IT company and Lenovo have a 'world wide shortage' of parts apparently.
Is that official yet?
They won't get delayed - well of course the world could descend into "end times" but cannot see that happening. Not saying there might not be so many consoles available at launch, so maybe people will have to wait for the second manufacturing run - but I personally think these will launch as planned.
People keep on seeing Sony's lack of public information as some kind of delay because of "problems". Sony are just releasing information in their own time, they won the current generation "war" and don't need to accelerate their already planned release.
People keep on seeing Sony's lack of public information as some kind of delay because of "problems". Sony are just releasing information in their own time, they won the current generation "war" and don't need to accelerate their already planned release.
It is now, yes.