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No it isn’t. Especially when you factor in you can also cloud process on PS4.

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Not just that. PS3 hasn’t gone more than a few months without a great exclusive.

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The Forza 5 demo had framerate hitches too.

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Maybe. If allowed by the publisher. And if you wait long enough for the system that enables this to be turned on – this won’t be there at launch.

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I know. Sony totally has none…

I swear. Fanboyism to this degree has to be some kind of disease.

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You can get Sony’s music and video on any Android phone. And Sony is doing remote play and mirroring with Vita day one, and bringing that to apps and other hardware post-launch.

The Xbox One renting and loaning systems won’t be there at launch either.

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How is this not a benefit for PS4? You know that in the final year before PS5 launches you’ll still have exclusives, whereas Microsoft will have moved on to the next Xbox.

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PS4’s smart glass equivalent hasn’t been revealed yet. Sony was betting on doing this function with Vita but Vita is not taking off. Smart glass on my Windows Phone and Windows Tablet is a built in sharing function that is built into media apps on those platforms like with Apple Air Play. If you own any of those devices the Xbox One is a no brainer. Also, please don’t turn around and say no body is buying a windows phone when you are talking about PS Vita features…

Go watch the PS4 UI video on YouTube. Its far more than just Vita.

What does Gaikai do? Nobody knows yet. I’m pretty sure it requires the internet though (oh no! what about the military!!)

They’re doing backward compatibility with it. That was pretty damn clear the E3 press conference. Compare this to the Xbox One backward compatibility solution – NONE.

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- A 50% more powerful GPU (they are both using AMD’s APUs, but the PS4 has 50% more computational power)

Its actually 33% more powerful (12 compute units versus 18). Still a big gap, just not quite as big as what you stated.

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View distance and maps must still fit in RAM and be rendered by the GPU. These are both areas that the One is weak.

The cloud processing would work more for deferred AI or physics processing. So rather than simple AI for items in the distance they could actually all have more complex AI, or instead of canned cloud animation that could be physics-based.

In other words this augments the CPU more than the rest of the parts. It won’t make up the GPU and memory bandwidth gaps.

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