SuperSaiyanWithDreads
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Wasn’t worth mentioning considering the fact the OP 9.9/10 wouldn’t care. Common sense
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When can we expect games being made exclusively for ps5/XSX without last gen support.
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Gamer79
Predicts the worst decade for Sony starting 2022
Hahahaha! NO way! With the global chip shortages I don't see a new generation coming to atleast 2026 but probably much longer than that.
Captain Toad
Member
It's not like we haven't has ANY next-gen only games come out or about to come out.
Astro's Playroom
Deathloop
Demon's Souls
Destruction All-Stars
Final Fantasy XVI
Forspoken
Ghostwire Tokyo
Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart
Returnal
Astro's Playroom
Deathloop
Demon's Souls
Destruction All-Stars
Final Fantasy XVI
Forspoken
Ghostwire Tokyo
Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart
Returnal
Dave_at_Home
Member
Don't know if anyone else has pointed this out yet, but clearly the biggest difference will be CPU. As nice as prettier graphics are, what's going to make games feel like next-gen will be how developers utilize the massive leap in CPU performance as compared to PS4/Xbox One.
samoilaaa
Member
think about games like tomb raider/uncharted , we will have more complex environmental puzzles
Starforce2005
Gold Member
The first Plague Tale is a masterpiece for me, this series deserves more love.
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Chickenwing10
Member
Until shortages either stop or aren't as often. So maybe by 2024.
ValiantTraveler
Member
I was just thinking about this. Not before:
- the PS5/XB user base grows large enough to make current-gen games profitable
- games become near impossible to run flawlessly on last-gen consoles
- the whole chip issue is solved
So I'm thinking late 2023 at the earliest. Not that I'm complaining.
A few other thoughts:
- I find it curious that launch titles like Demon's Souls and Ratchet and Clank kinda got forgotten. Maybe not that many players?
- People were begging for the PS5 for years, but I still think it was released too early. There aren't many games that are truly next-gen and the cross-gen phase isn't going away any time soon.
- The PS5 is going to last longer than the PS4. I wouldn't be surprised if by 2032 we are still playing on it.
- the PS5/XB user base grows large enough to make current-gen games profitable
- games become near impossible to run flawlessly on last-gen consoles
- the whole chip issue is solved
So I'm thinking late 2023 at the earliest. Not that I'm complaining.
A few other thoughts:
- I find it curious that launch titles like Demon's Souls and Ratchet and Clank kinda got forgotten. Maybe not that many players?
- People were begging for the PS5 for years, but I still think it was released too early. There aren't many games that are truly next-gen and the cross-gen phase isn't going away any time soon.
- The PS5 is going to last longer than the PS4. I wouldn't be surprised if by 2032 we are still playing on it.
gooner4life_uk
Member
Given that the architecture is the same, the underlying OS is the same for both major consoles and game engines are more scalable than ever before it's not likely that we will see many games that exclude PS4/XOne based systems.
I'm not even sure where the hard on for that comes from? You're just building yourself up for a whole world of disappointment if you think the compute jump means we will see something on PS5/SeriesX that cant be done on PS4/XOne just at a lower resolution and with effects scaled back.
I'm not even sure where the hard on for that comes from? You're just building yourself up for a whole world of disappointment if you think the compute jump means we will see something on PS5/SeriesX that cant be done on PS4/XOne just at a lower resolution and with effects scaled back.
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Starforce2005
Gold Member
Especially consider how powerful RDNA3 is, the mid gen refresh of both Xbox and Playstation is going to last quite long.
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JackSparr0w
Member
There is no reason to do that. Just drop the resolution and a few settings and you get a last gen version.
Roufianos
Member
I think 'a massive portion' might be an overexageration. Sales on last-gen were dwarfed by current-gen pretty much all of last year.
Even Horizon only sold 1/3 with a PS4 and you'd have to assume a huge chunk of that was PS5 owners looking to get the free upgrade.
Evil Calvin
Member
Yeah. I know. I was being a little sarcastic. Even 2026 seems too soon. Considering there have been few next-gen only titles so far.
The_Mike
I cry about SonyGaf from my chair in Redmond, WA
The medium and serious Sam 4 doesn't support xbox one / ps4.
Dave_at_Home
Member
This is absolutely not true. You can scale back graphics to run at lower resolution and what not, but you can't scale back a game built from the ground up on PS5/Series consoles that fully utilize the massive performance leap from a CPU perspective. That gap grows even more so when you consider the current gen consoles have further lightened the load off the CPU by taking all decompression and sound off of it (and some other OS related stuff). Not to mention memory and storage capabilities. After all, you don't see the Demons Souls remake on PS4 do you? Bluepoint has even said they haven't fully tapped out the PS5 for that game. Those games are coming, but in the meantime, I'll enjoy playing last gen games at higher resolution and framerate.
FlyyGOD
Member
Destruction Allstars really? You think that game couldn't be done on old consoles? Most of those games could be run on ps4.
Captain Toad
Member
Did I say that? I think 95% of PS4 games could be done on PS3.
95% of games that will be only on PS5/Series X COULD also be done on PS4/Xbox One.
A game being current-gen only doesn't make it good, nor does a cross-gen game indicate it isn't.
Also, the scope and production values of games are much more likely to be limited by the budget of the game than which platform it runs on.
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