The Xbox and ps4 API’s are already mature. It’s the PC side that was lacking. The dx12 API is just creating a base platform for the PC side. The worst part of the dx12 API is that the old Xbox One had to do all kinds of wierd concessions to get higher resolutions. :/

They can’t have higher fps on the multiplayer side. If they do it can only be for games where the 2 new systems don’t talk to each other. A 60fps player will crush a 30fps player.

Assh*le, that’s for you, translate it this article about 4K native on Scorpio (like i said b4) , and be happy… LOSER!! …LMAO!!!

http://www.eurogamer.pt/articles/2016-06-28-tiago-sousa-4k-nativa-e-um-desperdicio-da-xbox-scorpio

Unfortunately, the console industry is heading towards the PC route, which is all about the graphics. Nothing against it though because there are genres of games that are made specifically for this medium, like RTS.

Personally, I’d rather have a simple yet capable box than a powerful but complicated box. Just saying…

Lol.. Best of luck with that.

Pc Master race gaming is kinda cool if you consider waiting for Kaby Lake and the nvidia 1080 gpu combo.

Man crazy thing is I was just thinkin about making the move to buy a tough PC earlier this year, until I heard the NEO & Scorpio rumors haha. My biggest thing is, I’ve always wanted the option on Xbox to run single player games @60fps….really wanted to play Witcher 3 like this. But anyway I’m hoping Phil and Xbox tells these devs to give us the option to run 60 frames in single player. Give us a piece of that Master Race feeling! Lmao. I’m gonna tweet this guy…

No console will match the Master Race experience..

There are some advantages to that experience but the plug and play casual atmosphere of console gaming is tough to beat.

I have had to download patches for consoles but it is not the same hassle as it is for PCs lol.

That’s not true, games can scale a lot and you only have to look at the PC for that, a prime example is Crysis 3, released on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 and yet that game looks way better on the PC than the older consoles and still looks really good today, so much so that Eurogamer still use it as a benchmark with new graphic cards.

Point is, PS4 to Neo and Xbox One to Scorpio will have no problems with scaling, at least for developers that are used to developing on PC.

LMAO…

Games with PS2 graphics… Forza 6 is like a old gen title close to Driveclub…

And Halo 5?! …PS2 graphics with 810p of resolution almost time… That’s a real joke huh?! …LMAO

Yup. Developers know exactly what they are working with so optimizing for 2 tiers of hardware should be easy for developers on both systems.

Best way to do it is create from the vanilla tier and enhance for the higher tier.

PC development is nuts.. Nvidia or Amd??? 1 graphics card or 2?? what gen of CPU plus what tier of cpu?? What OS version??

Tons of variables that will not exist as developer issues on console software development.