The PS4 will remain just as relevant as any other console that doesn't support 4K gaming. So with that in mind tell me, what other console supports 4K gaming?they won't be relevant on the market by end of 2015.
The PS4 will remain just as relevant as any other console that doesn't support 4K gaming. So with that in mind tell me, what other console supports 4K gaming?
I still think we are at least 5 years away from 4K consoles. Hell the top end graphics cards barely manage 4K. How do you expect consoles to support 4K within the next two years?
Can't it be used as a media hub like the PS3 can yet? I read that it was more locked down and couldn't be used to watch video from NAS or PCs? That was a major turn off for me.
Hell the top end graphics cards barely manage 4K. How do you expect consoles to support 4K within the next two years?
If you put everything together, then you will see that by end of 2015 everything will be ultra-high-def, everything, except for gaming consoles? - that's not gonna fly
The first quot was mine, not VitalyT's. As far as I'm aware he has not contradicted himself.Your two contradictory statementsI still think we are at least 5 years away from 4K consoles. Hell the top end graphics cards barely manage 4K. How do you expect consoles to support 4K within the next two years?
after reading such a long review I didn't feel like posting a comment that is even longer like other people are doing nowIndeed
LMAO yeah.after reading such a long review I didn't feel like posting a comment that is even longer like other people are doing now
4K won't be mainstream till we get media that's 4K. It might be the thing for consoles and PCs, but not for Joe 24Coors pack, till the cablecos and telcos(Verizon FIOS TV and At&t Uverse) start making it.Before PS4 came out, there was a rumour that it might support gaming in 4K. It wasn't plausible, given that no video system could possibly handle gaming in 4K. However, it was born from the fact that the 4K era started in 2013, and gaining momentum quite fast, and the concern that the new play-station will fall behind very quickly because it is limited to 1080P gaming only. And every month that passes shows that's exactly what's happening, with cheaper 4K products appearing everywhere.
A year from now gaming in 4K will be a very common thing on PC-s, at which point PS4 will be so far behind, it won't be taken seriously anymore.
There was an 8-year gap between PS3 and PS4. And if Sony doesn't reduce the gap between PS4 and PS5 to about 2 years, they won't be relevant on the market by end of 2015.
Don't you think that the lack of media will help 4K TV owners embrace 4K gaming even more? It is usually more desirable to be able to use a product in one way than none at all And as for your regular Joe, they are likely to adopt the technology when it is finally broadcasted, which should start fairly soon. There is little faith that a good media will surface up any time soon, too much debate is going on in that camp, that's why live streaming (internet or broadcast) is the only viable option are the moment.4K won't be mainstream till we get media that's 4K. It might be the thing for consoles and PCs, but not for Joe 24Coors pack, till the cablecos and telcos(Verizon FIOS TV and At&t Uverse) start making it.