I’ve read Skyrim took about 6 years to develop. If TESVI takes 12-18 years is it because it’s going to have 2-3x the content or does it mean the devs are being 1/2 as productive as they used to be?
All digital storefronts (Nintendo, steam, PlayStation, etc.) all seem to have homogenized their catalogs around 2012-2013. It’s very rare to find a digital game older than that. The PS4 wasn’t backwards compatible with PS3 or PS2 games but the PS5 is compatible with the same PS4 games that are available on the Nintendo Switch, etc. and I’d be surprised if PS6+ wasn’t the same story.
Is console architecture just all the same now? Will we ever see bespoke software made for unique hardware again like we did for the Wii or NDS or PSP? Are we just witnessing the “everything evolves into a crab” phenomenon but instead it’s “everything evolves into a gaming PC”?
This is a recurring theme and reason for the government allegedly covering up aliens for so long. I’m not an expert on religion but I’m not aware of anywhere in the bible saying “there are specifically no aliens and if they show up god isn’t real”
I know the frame is technically a standalone device with its own chip, so while streaming from the machine will that chip just sit idle or will some of that power be used in conjunction with the machine to boost performance?
Thinking about getting a PC and wanted to know if the built in organizer has access to more/different mods than console