but how it does it is not the same way as your normal upscaling

Rather bold statement, about half of my friends own a 4K and while that does not present majority(maybe 10-20% of ps4 owners?) it's not "no one"

And I am watching 4K netflix f.e

It's not just upscaled, the less movement there is the closer it looks to native 1080p and the more there is the closer it gets to native 720p+upscale

It's a really tough call on those 3, Baldur's gate is my personal favorite but I can totally see why one would pick either Placescape or Fallout over it.

Planescape Torment is the most story driven/dialog heavy out of the 3, followed by BG2

Fallout 2 rides more on the post apocalyptic world setting which is well captured

Torment+BG are fantasy setting while Fallout clearly is sci-fi

While all 3 games are turn based on combat in essnce, both BG and Torment are tied to d&d rules and the its real time(pausable) with turns built in it, fallout 2 combat is "truly" turn based with action point system

It would need to be 14/16nm new gen amd cpu+gpu and even then the power draw would be in the region of release ps3 at least and still it would cost most likely over 500$ to manufacture

Well he certainly stroke a nerve, the replies from mad cows are hilarious

I would assume the camera port costs a bit less than the external box on psvr, filling that to each unit adds to the price,but yes its still possible

based on what?

Depends on the person, I would be willing to upgrade if it made new games run on 1080p/60fps, especially Bloodborne 2 etc, but if it's another 1080p/30fps with better visuals I'd stick to old one

@koko-goal: 980ti barely gets 60fps on max settings @1440p, 4K is still a huge jump from 1440p