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at least two of those ignore the existence of games pass as the primary way to get Microsoft first and second party releases. It’s probably time to stop flogging the horse,

there’s a difference between a good and a quiet cooling solution. Good and quiet under load generally implies pricey.

It depends on where you think they're investing their budget. Microsoft clearly invest a reasonable part of the parts budget on cooling, having been hurt by the RROD. Both the Xbox 1 and the Xbox1X really focused on giant fans and cooling design, and the Xbox Series X seems to follow the same approach but more so - it's basically a giant heatsink tunnel with a big fan attached. Sony generally haven't focused on those details so much.

it’s not going anywhere according to their blogs. The dlc will cost money.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=cyberpunk+2077&crid=J07BXHSV2D2W&sprefix=Cyber%2Caps%2C147&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_5 https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=vahalla+ps4&crid=1I8SRK582LVJP&sprefix=Vahalla%2Caps%2C158&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_7 I mean, it’ll be interesting to see if they shove the prices of the PS5 version up (they won’t), but at the moment it doesn’t seem like these games prices are increasing simply because of smart delivery.

Your PC problem is that you have lots of heat sources, all of which need to be cooled in any configuration. When your customer base is going to put them in anything from a microatx cube to a full desktop tower, and may not put fans in sensibly at all, you can’t take an integrated approach to cooling.

Having watched it, S3 is S5 of Person Of Interest with all the guts, plot, acting, suspense and stakes taken out.

It is hilarious that the reason people are giving for wanting a PS5 is that their PS4 Pro has shoddy design and build quality. (whereas the reason I want one is because I didn’t buy a PS4 Pro because of the shoddy design and build quality, and therefore I’m hoping to play this year’s PS4 games at 4K on it, and then crossing my fingers than horizon 2 is a launch fake and better than the usual launch games in terms of really pushing open world boundaries)

WOOOOOOOOO. Platform #4.

Not really. Ate batteries.

Fog Computing is definitely a thing. I wouldn’t have thought you’d have enough compute capacity within arcades near enough to interested customers - even in Japan - for it to be worth the hassle though.

that’s a thing? Isn’t it usually just that they stick £10 on the price for next gen games for a few years before things tend back down to £50 again? I mean “late gen” - good luck finding a copy of The Last of Us 2 for less then £50 until October, when your budget buyer will be able to pick up a sale copy for £30.

Billy Hatcher and the Giant Halo

don’t know about you, but I always particularly enjoy paying the next gen game tax for games that barely take advantage of the new hardware at all.

Titanfall 2 had a test in the tutorial, I believe.