How can PS4's lag be worse? It's lower level hardware access with more room for optimisation.
Wow I didnt notice Tag 2 had such a high input lag.Found this.
- Tekken 5 DR (PS3): 63.0ms
- Tekken 6 (PS3): 65.8ms
- Tekken Tag 2 (PS3) : 94.0ms
- Tekken 7: 75ms (PS4), 56.9ms (PC)
https://www.resetera.com/threads/te...ow-below-any-tekken-in-the-last-decade.47214/
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Cheap 4K HDD machine: $299 (Pro),
Premium 4K RT SSD machine: $499 (PS5).
They already compete with Google. It's called PSNow. Stadia is a GAME STREAMING SERVICE and not a CONSOLE so it shouldn't be discussed. If someone wants a GAME STREAMING SERVICE, they won't buy a console, and if they want a CONSOLE, they won't subscribe to a game steaming service. If Stadia takes off, there's not a single thing a console can do to compete because the reason for Stadia doing well will be the value proposition which is completely different to a console, the same as people streaming Netflix instead of buying movie discs. If Stadia takes off, it'll be through PSNow that Sony will have to compete.Why don't you think Sony has to compete with Google ?
A person wants to play games. They choose to either buy a console, in which case Sony is competing with Nintendo and MS with PlayStation 5, or they choose to use a subscription service, in which case Sony is competing with MS and Google with PSNow.Just explain this to a 10 years old boy who just want to play....
Ok got it... Console is something that can play games also if not connected... And is not general purposes as a PC... That's ok. How do we call this only online gaming boxes ? I guess people mostly will call them consoles...
You can play Stadia through Chromecast ultra. Don't think there will be a dedicated box?, but there must be a controller to buy.I suppose it's more of an old school terminal than a traditional computer or console ...
There's literally a Stadia controller you can buy. It communicates with the server rather than whatever you're streaming to. It removes some latency.You can play Stadia through Chromecast ultra. Don't think there will be a dedicated box?, but there must be a controller to buy.
There's literally a Stadia controller you can buy. It communicates with the server rather than whatever you're streaming to. It removes some latency.
Really nice tech....
I think MS can compete on the same ground.... Sony maybe not.
So Sony should follow a bit more the Nintendo's way: that is make nice games to play in a more traditional way, also single player... All this microtransactions and such in the long run will be boring....