@Saidrex @4le_breVVer For half your gold of course.

@Sphensen It's on PC and the Xbox One as well so... your point, I do not see.

@berserker66666 Don't need to. Got all of my saves safely stored on the cloud thanks to steam ;)

@valknight @CynicalCaviar You're right about the PS4's GDDR5 only being slightly faster than the Xbox One's RAM setup (in practicality, when you consider the X1's ESRAM cache).

However, GDDR5 has been around for years and is used in most graphics cards. It's certainly not untested. It has some issues, including high heat emission but I'm sure Sony's engineers have factored such into the specifications. (the RAM is probably slightly downclocked and the console definitely has a lot of vents)

@Yoeriman1 Considering how messed up targeted advertising already is, I wouldn't be at all surprised if that did happen.

@AstartesLegion They are including it with the Xbox One so your point makes no sense at all.

@DeViLzzz

I don't think it's going to bring a 'whole new experience' but it certainly has its benefits, especially in the interface department.(you can have basically a long-distance touchscreen)

@Slade968 @lethargicdonkey @MAD_AI "overtake the power of the new gen consoles with a couple of years."

That's a very loose prediction. Yes, technology advances quickly but unless light or biological tech is made viable in the next couple of years, I highly doubt it will be possible to create chips that powerful at a mobile scale affordably for at least another four or five years.

@ALCHEMISTx24x7 The only involvement Microsoft has had with this is that they own DirectX but even that's mostly irrelevant.

I highly doubt that they're directly involved at all.