Really, it's just not possible to quantify a console's "magnificence" with one or even several wonder-numbers. Just as those numbers are rather useless for PCs. It comes down to the sum of the parts and how skilled the programmers are who are working with it (and how much time, resources, and experience they have.)
It's kinda like how 3DMark is very questionable for determining gaming performance of a PC. It provides a numerical value that can have absolutely no bearing on the actual system's performance in applications.
There just isn't a magical, all knowing "black and white world" number that you can apply to computing devices to figure out how they compare to each other.
It's kinda like how 3DMark is very questionable for determining gaming performance of a PC. It provides a numerical value that can have absolutely no bearing on the actual system's performance in applications.
There just isn't a magical, all knowing "black and white world" number that you can apply to computing devices to figure out how they compare to each other.
