I think that what is happening is that PS4 versions are ported easily from PC, which I believe many games are developed on initially, even if they are never released on PC. I don’t think they were talking about porting the PS3 code to the PS4; instead they were talking about porting the PC code to the PS4. Regarding the Xbox One, I think it’s too different from either the PC or the Xbox 360. So, they can’t port from either of those directions very easily.

(any reference to the London’s tube is intentional)

Xgimps have been insisting “the gap will close” for the last two years. It never actually seems to happen. Poor lambs.

Dude he never said anything about the Xbone getting more powerful than Ps4.Too be honest he sounds so flaky to began with.Until the Xone can do 1080p there is still a gap,Freaking Transformer runs at 45fps on Xbone it’s so sad while the Ps4 version runs at 60fps solid while looking better overall.

Ps4 IS more straight forward to develop for, it’s been stated by many devs. The X1 has DDR3 and esram and from what i understand, a lot of manual programming has to go into esram for it to perform good.

This is why X1 launch games released at 720p with mediocre performance. Some devs like Blizzard actually went back and updated their games (diablo) once the SDK’s matured more and probably got more experience working on the system.

All that was clearly mentioned in regards to closing the gap was xb1 announcing backwards compatibility. How does that translate to the power gap instead of the sales gap?

And…. if there is no power difference…… again how is ‘closing the gap’ not regarding the gap existing in sales?

Preach

You mad, pony? There is nothing about sales gap….lol.

Look, it’s the pony king…lol

No , pony. Sales weren’t mentioned any where in that article. Until sony starts pumping 1080 p 60 fps games, there is no power difference.