@da_raging_asian:

I have a feeling it will hit a medium mark. More expensive than we're used to buying consoles (about $700-800) but still considerably cheaper than a similarly spec PC. so it WILL appeal to enthusiasts.

@DarkReign2022:

It sounds more complicated than that. I think the Oculus WAS the ID/ZeniMax VR project, and Carmack basically took it all.

@runstalker:

I agree with everything you said I also think it would be smart to call it the PS4K.

similarly I can see Project Scorpio using the name Xbox 4K.

@Rushaoz: Agreed.

Not to mention that they, well, didn't mention the heat or the price of this 8 core CPU that "beat" Intel's 8 core "by a hair."

@LOLZuMadBro:

that's...what...he meant. just LIKE how COD 3 jumped from WW2 to Modern Warfare with COD 4, they think the next big jump should be from Modern Warfare to Infinite Warfare.

I still remember watching the trailer, live, at E3, that started in space. and everyone around me was like OOOooo! that's so awesome looking! so hyped right now! what is it?

and it was COD IW. I loved every moment of that!

@troll_elite:

Exactly.

I'm totally fine paying even $1000 for a Scorpio, as a comparable PC would be pushing $1500+ for those capabilities.

BUT I'm definitely not expecting it to be $600. good grief that's a fantasy land.

This is it? some pictures of LED lights and cases?

no mention of 7th Gen Kaby Lake?
the super small RealSense 400 camera?
EUCLID, the RealSense mini PC combo that's as small as a candy bar??
the Joule module
Robot dev kits
drones!!!
Xion Phi, advancements in AI, cloud AI, AI driving cars
PROJECT ALLOY
Windows Holographic
5G
silicon photonics (laser chips!)

so many things to talk about!!

I'm surprised. Thank you. I was expecting a more cynical, typical "we're GameSpot so we hate everything" video.

VR really has to be experienced to be appreciated. I mean c'mon, he was JUGGLING that's insane!

@monkeypukefight:

Fair enough. by burned I mean being shown one thing, and having the final product (at launch) be a fraction of that kind of quality. Kudos to DICE for iterating enough both on the engine and on their network support.