We don't know yet. Only once the box has been opened can we know if the cat is dead or not.And yet it's still more informative than the Insiders.
We don't know yet. Only once the box has been opened can we know if the cat is dead or not.And yet it's still more informative than the Insiders.
We don't know yet. Only once the box has been opened can we know if the cat is dead or not.
What’s hilarious here is that people are contrasting active games journalist with a former games journalist (and a respected one at that).I consider Jason from Kotaku and Reiner from Game Informer credible. Not random Gaffer of the week cosplaying.
active games journalist with a former games journalist (and a respected one at that).
What are you implying here? That his contact from previously being in the industry duped him into a false story? He’s not removing rods from a fission reactor here. He’s passing along info he’s been told by someone else.Things change. How do we know he still has the inside line? My boss's boss was a former developer from 20 years ago but I wouldn't say he still has what's required to develop today.
Klee's story reads like 4Chan. I refuse to believe someone who works on big next gen title takes his private USB, puts secret project on it and shows it around (while providing spec sheet as well).
After that, guy you showed it to and gave specs sheet goes to very well known gaming forum and posts everything in details for months.
Sounds fishy and I dont see why should I believe someone just because he was journalist in 90's.
As for Jason, he was not specific in either of his posts (though he did say they target over 10.7TF Stadia number). But he also said he doesnt know TFs and that he heard "everything is 2x as fast".
In general, no body provided specifics and until they get dev documentations or exact spec sheet, I dont see why should I take they word as gospel.
It's not even a cat!
We know nothing of his sources though. We can come up with a million reasons why he should be trusted or not. He’s more credible than say other people. But; sources can be wrong even if they are truthfulWhat are you implying here? That his contact from previously being in the industry duped him into a false story? He’s not removing rods from a fission reactor here. He’s passing along info he’s been told by someone else.
You’ve read about Randy Pitchford’s antics, right? This is downright innocuous by comparison.
Nah...he is posting informations about unanounced project for next gen that he got from old friend who put it onto his private USB and shared it, together with spec sheet. Big, big difference.What are you implying here? That his contact from previously being in the industry duped him into a false story? He’s not removing rods from a fission reactor here. He’s passing along info he’s been told by someone else.
Randy Pitchford being worst hardly means I should trust something that just doesnt quite sound right.You’ve read about Randy Pitchford’s antics, right? This is downright innocuous by comparison.
This applies to any journalist worth their salt because they protect their sources and don’t leak like sieve.We know nothing of his sources though. We can come up with a million reasons why he should be trusted or not. He’s more credible than say other people. But; sources can be wrong even if they are truthful
He was talking about an active game developer who showed him a game in development.No, just as he's moved onto different job, others could move on to different jobs too, so former sources may not be current sources or have the same quality of information.
What are you implying here? That his contact from previously being in the industry duped him into a false story? He’s not removing rods from a fission reactor here. He’s passing along info he’s been told by someone else.
Anyone can actually find the guy who leaked that. He provided way, way too much detail and any company worth their salt would be able to find a guy taking studio data on his USB and showing it around. Especially when you also know he gave spec sheet away to 3rd party (and NO journalist has been able to get their hands on specs till now).This applies to any journalist worth their salt because they protect their sources and don’t leak like sieve.
The bottom line is that people will rationalize anything they want to despite inconstant criteria.
And yet the PS5 PCB leaker remains a mystery.Anyone can actually find the guy who leaked that. He provided way, way too much detail and any company worth their salt would be able to find a guy taking studio data on his USB and showing it around. Especially when you also know he gave spec sheet away to 3rd party (and NO journalist has been able to get their hands on specs till now).
And yet the PS5 PCB leaker remains a mystery.
Can’t trust him. He already lied about RT.It's bathtub Cerny.
And yet its 100x smaller leak and much more likely to happen.And yet the PS5 PCB leaker remains a mystery.
He was the first to claim VRS for PS5. Moreover, he did it before VRS was a RDNA 2 confirmed feature.And yet its 100x smaller leak and much more likely to happen.
What is the chance that some low level guy who works at factory line saw what is on PCB and leaked it? Not big, but would not be surprising.
Whats the chance someone takes studios unnanounce next gen game and puts it on his private USB, then shares it along with spec sheet with his friend who leaks stuff about it for months and yet nothing happens?
I want to mention that PCB leak was first to mention 18Gbps chips and 256bit bus, and had die size matching what 40CU + Zen2 layout would provide before Navi was ever shown. It was also first one to mention actual APU based dev kit just month before V style dev kits went out. First, everyone (including yourself if I remember) said that clamshell for 18Gbps is no go. Then everyone said no way are actual APU based dev kits going out...yet, month after we got confirmation they did get out.
Is there anything Klee broke at all? Jason said 10.7TF+ before him. 12TF RDNA leaked back in January and then again by WC in early december. VRS/RT were all but confirmed for next Navi duo to driver leaks.
So, what story did he break?
He was the first to claim VRS for PS5. Moreover, he did it before VRS was a RDNA 2 confirmed feature.
Before that, go read EGM.
Your attempt to proscribe relative likelihood of these leaks is fantastical. I don’t even know how to address it.
People are also overlooking the fact that he was posting on a forum where fake insiders were regularly being banned (see Osiris), and moderators like Matt were stepping in to clarify misconceptions (yes both have hardware RT, GitHub isn’t fully representative of final hardware).
Except no one else at the time was claiming it had it. Nothing was known about RDNA 2, and people were pointing to the complete lack of Sony patents on the topic and AMD only having one such patent. Hell, MS went of their way to stress their VRS is patented. People claiming stuff like this is obvious in retrospective despite all the consternation and infighting at the time is exasperating.Not exactly a huge stretch to state that something like VRS would appear on next gen consoles, as it’s one of the most no brainer, beneficial features that has appeared in the last few years. And it literally screams Consoles. Even I thought that as soon as I saw it. And I know nothing.
AMD's patent for VRS was already available on 1st of March (as was MS), and considering performance gains critical for consoles (and fact that RTX cards had it), it was pretty easy educated guess.He was the first to claim VRS for PS5. Moreover, he did it before VRS was a RDNA 2 confirmed feature.
Before that, go read EGM.
Your attempt to proscribe relative likelihood of these leaks is fantastical. I don’t even know how to address it.
People are also overlooking the fact that he was posting on a forum where fake insiders were regularly being banned (see Osiris), and moderators like Matt were stepping in to clarify misconceptions (yes both have hardware RT, GitHub isn’t fully representative of final hardware).