When they ported Forza5 to PC it took a team of 4 people one month to complete. Granted it was not at all optimized, but it did run.

They have said its going to take one work month for a person to take an existing PC game and convert to Xbox One when all tools are out.
A team can do it really fast, probably less than a week.

Expect low level CPUs, eSRAM and optimizing from now on until W10 era is over.

Smooth. If u post it here, I’d read ur full reply.

If I find out anything definitely. There isn’t much to go on. The scene release of the SDK isn’t the full package. It has all the files one would need but it doesn’t have all the documentation, plus there is no way to actually run anything so preforming basic tests still isn’t possible. One still needs actual SDK hardware sp unfortunately this release is pretty useless unless someone figures out a way to get it to actually run. Due to the nature of hardware in both systems emulation is possible but unlikely especially on the Xbox since its running virtual machines. So..yea roadblock.

I have a friend who used to work at a studio in Boston. Im going to reach out and see if they had any console Dev kits before they closed down. If I can be pointed in the right direction on which files to examine its a start.

Not only feature sets with volume tiled resources and typed UAV load, but also unlocking further cores and most of all CPU overhead reduction. The unlocking of extra cores is not limited to PC, also sometime in the coming years Sony will also be capable of unlocked cores I think. All up to Sony anyways and how competent their development team are.

Where will u post ur findings? Here?

Lol, that would be hilarious!

Considering the massive leak that all is not well in Valve HQ and there’s major problems with the company (As in they won’t dev new games and are just stuck on building on old ones as it’s so profitable). I really don’t have hope in Steam OS. If anything, the lack of movement seems like the project is dead and I wouldn’t be shocked to see Gabe Newell on stage at that Windows 10 conference.