Appears to allow you to connect this to your Switch in docked mode to alternate between 4 different physical Switch games with the press of a button, instead of constantly removing and inserting cartridges. I can understand the appeal if you play mostly in docked mode.
Not exactly the same, this is for stuff like machine learning for visual enhancements like DLSS. The PS4 announcement is more akin to something like YouTube recommendations.
No, they'll do what they have with their last few games. It'll be console first and then PC 6-12 months later for double dippers.
Paying studios for exclusivity and giving away all the games they give away. The market decided already, Steam is the platform people want to buy games on.
Of course, only 25% of Xbox Series consoles can even play discs. It's a shame an has expedited the death of physical media.
While I don't think this will turn Macs into cost effective gaming machines, the improvements with the M3 family are significant and will help a lot.
I got the PSVR2 on release day, haven't played it in months and I haven't seen anything on the horizon that excites me. Sony needs to get Half-Life Alyx ported.
That's unfortunate, Concrete Genie was an interesting little game.
This kind of breakdown is why Microsoft's attempt to force everyone onto a no used game model in 2013 was stupid. The majority of customers will voluntarily participate in such a system anyway if you make it optional.
I'm surprised they'd even pursue this after the complete collapse of the NFT market last year.
I've got both and upgraded both with 2TB drives (980 pro on PS5). I think there's merits to both approaches and don't really feel like either is the differentiator that fanboys claim it is. Dolby Atmos support and VR support on the other hand are actually features that make a difference imo as someone that has both.
Yeah, they should have done a disc-less Series X instead.
Microsoft didn't include ports for VR so they'd have to use some kind of breakout box like the PS4 did with the first PSVR.
TLOU had a huge marketing campaign before its release and received widespread critical acclaim with a 95 on metacritic before its release date.
It's interesting from a purely academic standpoint but it's not meant for gaming. What I am more interested in is seeing if Nvidia and AMD start linking GPU cores in this same way.
Yes
Gonna pass on this, if the gameplay isn't updated to be more like the sequel I don't see a point, especially not for $70.
I agree, there's like 5 next-gen exclusives total after almost 2 years on the market.
Vincent is great
Exactly what I was thinking. When SLI was around an Nvidia flagship card was $700, less than half the price of their current flagship.