Uncharted used less than half PS3's power Comments by Robert Purchese
Naughty Dog sees "great potential".
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squarejawhero
06/08/08 @ 11:32
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Talk talk talk.
Potential potential potential. Just get on with developing games that show it, huh? |
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Der_tolle_Emil
06/08/08 @ 11:33
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Miyamoto claimed that Super Mario 64 used only 60% of the N64 potential. Probably used less looking at the later titles - so maybe this Uncharted statement isn't all wrong. However I don't see the relevance as the same can be said for every title that launched during the first 1 1/2 years of any console.
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Honestly there's more bitching in these threads than on a WAGS night out. Potential surely means untapped. The PS2 had some of its greatest games towards the end of it's cycle (GOW2, SOTC) and it happens with every console. The more you program for it the better you become. There's surely plenty left on the 360 too! Or has that all been realised?
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That's really very interesting...
Interesting because it's the same Naughty Dog that once said: People think of systems as glasses and ask: “how full is the glass”. Unfortunately, that isn’t how it works. Any developer who gives you a “percent of system used” answer is blowing smoke. Right here on their website. |
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alimokrane
06/08/08 @ 11:47
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Before launch of a game (any platform): We're pushing the console to the max
After Launch of game : We barely scratched the surface. Yes we know that's the case... do we have to hear it every single time ? Shut up and let the game do the talking.
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MrChuckles
06/08/08 @ 12:01
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Any developer who doesn't use 100% of the processor is a bad developer. I expect what he means is that they are using the processor at 100% but only at 40% efficiency which sounds like a lot of pretty shit coding if you ask me.
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JediMasterMalik
06/08/08 @ 12:35
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Why does it even matter? Uncharted was and is probably one of the best looking console games ever made, the next should continue that trend, hopefully with less tearing. ;)
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What smoke and mirrors did Sony use to hype PS1?
In those days PlayStation as a brand wasn't enough on its own to sell units, it actually had to be worth buying. The PS1 was a genuinely great machine, and it was only through that that they came to be in a position where their complacency didn't matter. |
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ThePissartist
06/08/08 @ 12:39
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My nipples are larger, have a greater circumference, are considerably straighter than any other nipple. They're also 2x more pimply than any super-nipple in existance today and have the potential to grow upon request (at a later unspecified date).
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Doctor_What
06/08/08 @ 12:43
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I've jumped straight from a CRT to a Sony Bravia and I've not seen 'tearing' on any machine. What is it? And why am I missing this thing that seems to blight the games-playing lives of everyone else? Is it ridiculously minor so I'm just ignoring it or not noticing it, or have I been really lucky with my choices of displays?
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JediMasterMalik
06/08/08 @ 12:53
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Why should they need to hype potential at all, it should be obvious to anyone who's lived through a previous generation of consoles.
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