Me thinking it is the next Uncharted game. Sony won't be throwing money like this unless it is for an already established IP.

30 more frames per second than PlayStation though.

Lived in Florida for almost 20 years and never went on one. Finally went on one last year and it was nice. I'll probably go for another one. Felt nice to chill and have almost everything catered to you. I did get motion sick a little bit though. I didn't throw up or anything, but I felt all of the motions of the ship the entire time, even when sleeping.

You mean "Opinion Piece that is on Forbes' website"*

Doubt it is multi-GPU as we traditionally know it as. The future of GPUs is heading towards a MCM (Multi-Chip-Module) design. We already have that in the CPU space with Ryzen. Intel is going to use MCM for their GPUs and Nvidia and AMD are already working on theirs.

It is essentially multiple GPU chiplets "glued" together into one chip, versus having a one big chip.

I'm sure Microsoft will release a new controller with new features. Maybe the Elites Series 3.

Still better than being stuck with a controller that you can't upgrade its battery and it dies after every game session.

If anyone wants to play this, let me know and add me. I just started and playing it on Insane.

I guess this makes a difference if developers use the SSD as virtual RAM.

However, in most other cases, it won't matter at all. Seems the consoles are rumored to have plenty of hardware RAM.

You can still turn Variable Refresh Rate ON in the Nvidia Control Panel. Nvidia is supporting VRR on FreeSync monitors they are just being picky on which ones they call G-Sync for marketing purposes.