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Pachter in his new show at Gametrailers says that the next successor of the 360/PS3 won't arrive until at least 2013 (most likely 2015).I don't know how much more the developers can push these consoles for another 4-5 years, because I see them peeking in the next 1-2 years. I could be wrong since I don't know much about their technical aspects but 2015 even 2013 seems really long because PCs are already so far ahead of the consoles in terms of power. So do you guys want this gen to last this long?
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I think PC's are better graphically and technically, but the degree of "better" this generation I believe is more marginal than ever in any of the other previous generations.
I believe a wall has been approached and we are now seeing and getting the "diminishing returns" effect in terms of a "power to graphics ratio" level.
I don't believe these consoles will go all the way to 2015 though. 2013 would be viable though. However, I suspect there will be another major console maker to enter...maybe Apple, maybe Google....maybe someone else.
Like it or not technology is moving forward and has long surpassed console hardware. On PC's we have DX11, Eyefinity, Nvidia 3D vision, i7, Graphic cards that have more power than your whole console ect. You can't say technological progress in gaming has hit a brick wall, the truth is console gaming has hit a brick wall, while PC still thrives.Either you misunderstood or maybe it just hasn't occured to you...
But nothing on the PC thus far is LIGHTYEARS better, lookwise than console games. Yes, it looks better, but nothing like it used to be in previous gens.
To put it in analogous terms, it would be like having the choice of chick A who is hot, and chick B who is hot.
Chick A may be supermodel hot and better than B, but B is a super hot chick already and the majority of people couldn't care to be bothered to pick out the small detailed differences between the two. Why? because both chicks are already smokin hot.
Dumb analogy, but easy to understand.
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