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We're just a few days away from Sony's February 20th "see the future of" PlayStation event where we expect to see the next edition of its home console, and the rumor mill is buzzing. The latest one tonight comes from the Wall Street Journal, with a report that connects Sony's $380 million purchase of cloud gaming service Gaikai last year with a method to provide backwards compatibility on the PlayStation 4. The WSJ reports Sony has been "investing heavily" in preparing Gaikai for an influx of PS4-equipped gamers, while also developing better cameras for its Move and the DualShock+touchpad controllers we've seen recently.
What's not revealed, however, is any potential pricing plan, or whether cloud games will work using existing cloud saves. While buying fully digital copies of games we already own is less than appealing, if Sony can implement something like the abandoned UMD-to-PSP Go "good will" plan, then there may be benefits for all. In the last gen Sony used hardware, then software and then nothing at all for backwards compatible gaming, while Microsoft went all software -- we'll see how it balances out this time around.
I also hope that the next Skyrim game is DX11... shit we've waited long enough ...since Oblivion for next gen graphics from that company. That will prob take awhile, but they should've been working on that title for awhile now, and the PS4 isn't out till a year from now or so is the guess. Not asking much are we?
If I get the chance, I'll be watching the IGN live stream on the event. They were invited to the conference.
I hope they have a Wii-U type controller honestly, as well as DS3/Move/Force GT Wheel support on the PS4.
I also hope that the next Skyrim game is DX11... shit we've waited long enough ...since Oblivion for next gen graphics from that company. That will prob take awhile, but they should've been working on that title for awhile now, and the PS4 isn't out till a year from now or so is the guess. Not asking much are we?
I hope FF, GTA, and GT6 look far better than PS3, and I mean farrrr better not just 1080p with more AA haha!
I hope there will be a lot more useful APPS for the PS4, cuz the PS3 has basic channels like Netflix/Amazon/Hulu/Crackle. I want more apps like on the Roku.
There's a lot of hype building but I hope Sony took their time and has great ideas on PS4...can't wait to hear the news on the 20th hope it is not a big let down. I'm interested badly lol!
I am hoping for a few things;
- A 21st century revamp of the URNOTR ads
An E is suppose to be red, not an R![]()
Sony's Playstation 4 will launch at a significantly cheaper price than its predecessor according to leaked documents obtained by the Times UK on Monday who also has an industry source to back them up.
A straight conversion puts the launch price of the PS4 at $465 but rarely do you see retail product prices with a straight conversion from the British pound to the US dollar. In real world terms, it is likely the PS4 would launch at a $399.99 price point in the United States.
Report: PS4 launch price significantly cheaper than PS3
http://www.examiner.com/article/report-ps4-launch-price-significantly-cheaper-than-ps3
If that is a launch price and the Vita dropped to something like 199 I could start seeing a positive outlook for SCE.
I'm kind of excited/nervous about what Sony is going to announce. I have a strong feeling that based off the rumor mill in recent months that they will likely announce something that will cause many gamers to /facepalm come Wed.
Guess we'll see.
Its no surprise that there's been plenty of talk going about since the teaser trailer was posted on The Playstation blog with a date for February 20th. And now, an article from The Wall Street Journal confirms the likelyhood of the proposed date is indeed most likely to be the launch of the new Playstation Console, codenamed "Orbis".
PS4 confirmed by Wall Street Journal
Cited in the article, 'people familiar with the matter" have told them that the new Playstation console will indeed make its debut during the event, and the new console will indeed be on sale this year in time for the holidays, and will announce its offical name at the same time.
Also a report from The Edge who say they have learned of the PS4\Orbis, also wrote that it will be released sometime this year for the U.S & Japanese market, following with the U.K market later in early 2014. Its also mentioned that the PS4 controllers will come with a touchpad for the start and select buttons, and a new 'Share' button is added, which will allow screenshots to be taken as well as being able to record & save up to " the most recent 15 minutes of onscreen action". You would then be able to edit and share them via the consoles sharing functions. The Edge also mentions that the Orbis, is supposedly more powerful than the next Microsoft console, codenamed "Durango".
http://ap.ign.com/en/news/4817/ps4-confirmed-by-wall-street-journal-
So end of November, in time for Christmas mad panic then...that will make shopping a pleasant experience won't it?
They did the same thing with the PS3, I'm going to go out on a limb and say the price tag for the system will be in the $600-700 range (wouldn't be surprised to see a special edition PS3 compatible version either). I shall do the same thing I had last time, wait until they iron out the problems and Gran Turismo 6 or GTA 5 (technically GTA 7) hits the shelves.
I think a lack to significant leaks is a good indicator that Sony isn't going to show much tomorrow...
Or maybe for once in their lives they can keep something under wraps.
Also, I forsee lame Activision releasing CoD on "next gen" consoles with the SAME engine.. BUT!!! oh snap!!! 1080p and anti aliasing... lmao. I'll call it now. Basically what PC's had years and years ago for CoD. And it will sell like hot cakes.
You can take a lot of the current gen games, make them native 1080P, add lots of AA/AF and they would look great.