Report: Next Xbox to Feature Blu-Ray Drive
Microsoft to use Blu-Ray discs for the Xbox 360's successor. Following news that the next Xbox will be six times as powerful as the current model, new reports reveal how the Xbox 360's successor will handle disc content. Games industry sources have told Kotaku that Microsoft will be making the transition to Blu-Ray technology with the new console, increasing the storage space by at least double the amount found on DVDs. Sony has been utilizing Blu-Ray discs for gaming since the introduction of the PlayStation 3. Single layer Blu-Ray discs hold 25 GB of data, with dual-layer discs managing 50 GB. http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/01/...-blu-ray-drive |
The big games are going to take 4+ years to develop now that developers have to finely tune the graphics, sound, and gameplay with these powerful systems and the immense possibilities they offer. I miss the 2 year development cycles of older systems. FFVII, while shitty graphics, offered one of the greatest gaming experiences ever, just goes to show.
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They make obscene profit, well timewarner at least. |
so the Xbox will be 6 times faster...does that mean games will be better?
at the rate EA updates their stuff, we should see great sports graphics in 2018. |
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yeah, that too. I just remember when PS3 etc first came out, it took forever until animation engines/graphics were worth a poo.
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I'm betting that U4 will be a launch title for the PS4. Which will suck. I don't buy game systems as soon as they come out. You know the PS4 will cost $700. |
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Madden's problem is gameplay. NCAA football is gameplay. Fight Night is gameplay. EA's sports games are just not "sim". They're trying to keep relevant with the casual gamer, so we'll always have haymakers, 40-yard drop back super passes, and LBs jumping 20 feet in the air to pick off a crossing route. |
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