…
I just have the impression that you’re out to lunch

“But we’re not on DF though are we?

We’re on gamingbolt which, just like kotaku, ign, engadget, the verge and those alike.”
Quite funny from a guy who begin the conversation with “Do research dummy.”

When DF published….

But we’re not on DF though are we?

We’re on gamingbolt which, just like kotaku, ign, engadget, the verge and those alike.

Don’t actually do research, read, examine material etc.

All they do is post links to the reference without reading the material.

Write an article based on their own opinionated, highly bias words.

With the ASSUMPTION that readers will FOLLOW the LINK and read the facts first before making their own decision.

But INSTEAD

Readers take in what these highly bias and opinionated journalist write as facts without CROSS-EXAMINATION.

Which is why we have all these “alternative facts” websites

Hahaha the waiting for something that will never come..

The Scorpio Is gonna be a total flop lol

Yeah ur right never mind….

Get cancer much

“I’m calling a misrepresentation of facts on the commenters and journalist part.”

So when DF publish an update to clarify the Andrew Goossen previous quote (he asked for it), you call it a misrepresentation….
Funny…

No.

I’m calling a misrepresentation of facts on the commenters and journalist part.

Most of whom have selective hearing/reading and chop&screw the original message(facts)aka playing telephone

Links/references available per request.

I can send you a link, detailing from Microsoft, how DX12 on Xbox One works and was “implemented”.

Vs.

How DX12 on Scorpio works and was “integrated”.

Briefly, DX12 on Xbox One was/is introduced as an software update.

Which basically tweaked the software to use less resources but get more out of Xbox One.

Hence, the Kinect gesture discontinuation, deletion of the space used by Kinect for games, compression of the OS etc.

What Microsoft has done now is basically added, along side AMD mantle, DX12 to the root interface of the hardware to gain low-level access.

Meaning, instead of developers using Unity, OpenGL, Mantle, Vulkan to gain access to the hardware for performance tweaks.

They can use DX12, which Microsoft already said they “gathered information from all widely used gaming engines (frostbite, ureal 4 etc)”.

Ran them through PIX. (Performance Indicator for Xbox) To give Microsoft and developers what they need and more to optionally, create they’re games in 4k 60fps natively.

Meaning Scorpio is the evolution of all existing gaming engines tailored specifically to a plethora of developers gaming engines. Designed to run them at the best performance (4k 60fps natively) possible.

The entire console is custom.

From it’s hardware to the software.

Just watch E3.

So, for you Andrew Goossens is a liar ?

Wrong again.

Do research dummy.

Links/references available per request

Did you know? Xbox One came out 2013 with Windows 8 as its kernel OS.

Did you know? DX12 wasn’t released until almost, 2 years after Xbox One.

Did you know? That by DX12 being released as an update to Xbox One instead of, “baked I’m at a development stage system level”. Isn’t the same thing?

Did you know? That’s why Phil Spencer said DX12 wouldn’t do much for Xbox One.

Because it’s not baked I’m at low-level.

Meaning, any game created using DX12 will get immediate root level access.

Meaning little to no time at all doing performance tunes.

But hey, I’m pretty sure instead of doing you’re own research, you probably went to a bias journalist aite.

Took what he said and ran with it.

Link/references available per request.

Dummy

Don’t need to downplay the Shitpio when it’s already a joke, Kirk.