You people need to stop twisting things around and assuming certain statements mean certain things that was not in my post.
What's to twist? SG put it best:
Shifty Geezer said:If...condition...result. What PCE has clearly stated is that the naming convention is going to influence the performance of the components. there's no other way to read it. That's why we're all confused and that's we'd like like PC-Engine to explain. Maybe he meant something else and just wrote it wrong? Or does he really believe the names of components shows the potential, in which case what of the Emotion Engine or RSX?If the cpu and gpu are named Broadway and Hollywood, then it will likely be quite powerful.
First of all comparing the current names for the cpu and gpu to some stupid Emotion Engine makes no sense at all. Which idiot brought up these dumbass analogies??? KK is a master BSer and SONY are the gods of HYPE, so yeah DUH Emotion Engine means SQUAT. OTOH Nintendo is different, they usually do not HYPE their performance either through dumbass names like Emotion Engine or 66 Million Polys/sec. Based on this observation, their choice of using Broadway and Hollywood for the cpu and gpu is a HINT that indicates a benchmark that needs to be met by their design team. It's not likely to be hype as it's coming from Nintendo. Remember the 12 million polys/sec number for GCN?
Good to see plenty of fact and no opinion or f@nboy bias in this post
How about Nintendo's claim that the Nintendo 64 would be more powerful than a Silicon Graphics workstation? Or how they called it "Project Reality"?
You don't think that was hype? There goes your "past history" case.
PC-Engine said:Also if you go back a carefully read what I said:
is only applys to Nintendo's specific situation and it wasn't intended to be some kind of rule of thumb.
If you can't understand that then go ahead and pretend I said, cool names = more power in any console. Only an idiot would believe that and only a bigger idiot would assume I meant that.
There's a difference between making a bold statement without taking anything into consideration vs a statement based on past history. I bet mech is feeling really smart now.
Okay, so you're saying if Nintendo names their processors with cool names, THEIR performance will be good, but not other companies?
That's just as bad, if not worse!
So if they're NOT planning on releasing good hardware, what do they do? Give it a crap name?