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Upcoming PS4 Titles

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    #32
    filmbuffboy
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    Looking forward to Watchdogs, Uncharted4, and the Division.

    Also looking forward to Playstation Now, whenever it launches in Europe! Being able to stream PS3 games like The Last of Us, or Grand Theft Auto V through my PS4 will be pretty class like!

    Would love to see a new Wipeout game announced for the PS4 too..


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    #33
    .ak
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    How does that Playstation Now work then?


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    #34
    F1ngers
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    .ak wrote: »
    How does that Playstation Now work then?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Now


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    #35
    .ak
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    Cool... Not quite sure I follow the technicality of it though. Like, are you actually streaming a game that's being ran on a remote server? Like, a VPN? Will that not mean loads of lag and stuff?


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    #36
    Otacon
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    .ak wrote: »
    Cool... Not quite sure I follow the technicality of it though. Like, are you actually streaming a game that's being ran on a remote server? Like, a VPN? Will that not mean loads of lag and stuff?

    Lag is possible but Sony bought Gaikai for their technology in this area. Based on hands-on previews of the service, while lag was present, it was largely negligible.

    We'll see what it's like when it rolls out.


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    jenjenten
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    filmbuffboy wrote: »
    Looking forward to Watchdogs, Uncharted4, and the Division.

    Also looking forward to Playstation Now, whenever it launches in Europe! Being able to stream PS3 games like The Last of Us, or Grand Theft Auto V through my PS4 will be pretty class like!

    Would love to see a new Wipeout game announced for the PS4 too..

    i've had watchdogs preordered and payed for since august of last year....better hurry the feck up now! :rolleyes:


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    #38
    jenjenten
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    thief looks very good, atmospheric....stealthy, i like hide and sneeky stuff......!


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    #39
    Varik
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    Otacon wrote: »
    Lag is possible but Sony bought Gaikai for their technology in this area. Based on hands-on previews of the service, while lag was present, it was largely negligible.

    We'll see what it's like when it rolls out.

    can't find it now, but Digital foundry did a comparison between Gaikai and Onlive a long while ago and Gaikai came out on top, doesn't guarantee anything but it does show that Sony went for the technical better option.


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    BordorFox
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    tok9 wrote: »
    I haven't seen this confirmed. I remember there being rumours but that was it.

    The engine it uses "Snow Drop" is not even finished, it's not even 70% finished and this should give you a indication how far the Division is away from us.

    However this is good news as it also means the engine in it's full form is a next-gen engine first and foremost and has a lot of promise.



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    #41
    BordorFox
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    .ak wrote: »
    How does that Playstation Now work then?

    Playstation Now is racks of PS3 boards, usually 4 in one server rack with each board having about 8 PS3 chips on each playing a game then sending it over the network to you while you control that PS3 board remotely. This is gaikai technology and the reason Sony bought them to begin with and then changed it to playstation now. The ps4 streaming over wifi to the other devices like the vita or bravia tv's is also gaikai technology.


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