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Its been unveiled:
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4242447.stm[/URL]
All a little too complicated for me.
But it sounds good...
[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4242447.stm[/URL]
All a little too complicated for me.
But it sounds good...
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I remember all those "new technology" rumours of a new material allowing "250 Ghz". What happened to all of them? :-D
The question is, what's really to be done with all this power?
I've heard that online gaming plays big in MS and Sony's plans but I can't think of any other proper steps forward at the moment.
Nintendo seem to think otherwise... :-S
The question is, what's really to be done with all this power?
I've heard that online gaming plays big in MS and Sony's plans but I can't think of any other proper steps forward at the moment.
Nintendo seem to think otherwise... :-S
Gollum wrote:
> I can remember Sony going on like this over the PS2 emotion engine!
> Seems like all lies now!
Wha...? The emotion engine still does wonders.
> I can remember Sony going on like this over the PS2 emotion engine!
> Seems like all lies now!
Wha...? The emotion engine still does wonders.
and so have Sony so i definitely won't be getting excited until i see the thing in action.........and even then i'll be more interested in the sprite based strategy RPG's :-D
IBM have been known to promise much more than they deliver.
But still...
4Ghz... Mmmmmmm... Yummy.
4Ghz... Mmmmmmm... Yummy.
I can remember Sony going on like this over the PS2 emotion engine!
Seems like all lies now!
Seems like all lies now!
AbsoluT Neó wrote:
> I wont be buying the PS3 straight away, the first ones they release
> will no doubt have issues with them. I too will probably avoid
> temptation and let it roll onto the market for a few months and then
> invest into one. However, it all seems to be coming along well, 4
> ghz eh? bring it on.
Plus they're gonna cost about £500!
> I wont be buying the PS3 straight away, the first ones they release
> will no doubt have issues with them. I too will probably avoid
> temptation and let it roll onto the market for a few months and then
> invest into one. However, it all seems to be coming along well, 4
> ghz eh? bring it on.
Plus they're gonna cost about £500!
My choice of console will be dictated by the amount of RPG's on each. As long as the likes of Atlus, Nippon Ichi Software and Square-Enix (mostly the Enix part) stay loyal to the playstation so will i whether it has 4 gig processing power or 1
I always say I will wait, but as the time comes near I am sure I will try again to get one on Launch day, I hope there will not be too much time between the new X-Box being launched and the PS3, as I might slip especially if a Xmas appears between the 2 dates.
I wont be buying the PS3 straight away, the first ones they release will no doubt have issues with them. I too will probably avoid temptation and let it roll onto the market for a few months and then invest into one. However, it all seems to be coming along well, 4 ghz eh? bring it on.
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