@green_scorpion @metzenlord you always need to run a client, true remote play would be more like Gaikai was, you can play ps4 games on a vita, but you must have them running on a ps4, that is not what Microsoft or Sony are offering to do on their servers.
Cloud is "internet multiplayer" but different from what console players are used to.
You still have to run a client on your machine hence even console mmos require that you download one, if they truly were on their servers running, you could even play them on a browser.
Again, not what "Cloud" is about right now, they like to include game saves and stuff like that as a service, but its just the same we have always had.
@victorcom Fanboyism is not the problem of what you are saying, its that is not real.
Better AI comes from the programmer of the AI, yes the processor can help but ultimately is the skill of the developer that makes AI shine, and is not an easy feat, no matter how millions of servers you have, it is limited by the ability of the programmer to reproduce a human behavior.
More physics come at the GPU and CPU expense, you cannot do these calculations and send them to your console, because the console still has to run that information, it doesn´t work like you are portraing, its done in realtime in your console, else you are not running detailed physics, those are just animations that happen in the game and are pre-established, they can´t happen dinamically.
The thing is they are making people believe something that it´s not true, like the "we are only using the 30% of this console capacity" comments, NOT TRUE. From day 1 you are using the 100% and it will just go down, you get accustomed to it, and they use filter after filter to hide the fact that the console can´t display better graphics.
I will probably buy both too, but to say that graphics will be better with time is just not true, sure they´ll make it look better, but that´s a different thing altogheter.
@Tha_Rnar @Nikolajj @Nminator_236 @victorcom Nikolajj I don´t know how old you are, but you sound like a crazy preacher.
Cloud = Dedicated Servers
"Dedicated Server" as in "play on a paid server instead of getting people connected to your console to play", it has been done before, many many times with many many games.
It could change in the future, I don´t believie it will but it could.
@ROOST3R117 @metzenlord @joshistheman09 @Lil_Burrit0 sorry ROOST3R117, I replied to the other comment but this is more like it, lol, yes true, it will have more resources being that its not handling the communication of all conections, these being done on the server, which on some games are right now, but it´s not a standard on consoles, hell even on pc games.
@ROOST3R117 @joshistheman09 @Lil_Burrit0 LOL, mate if you aren´t running the game locally, you are just watching a video of a game. An offline game cannot "offload" things to the "Cloud". An online game REQUIRES that you comunicate with the server and that "certain" elements run on the server, but the "Cloud" can´t magically add ram or cpu power to your console, technology just ain´t there yet,
@JustArtificial @jtthegame316 ¨Cloud¨ means internet multiplayer for this ¨2013 Revolutionary Generation¨, FYI, you could do the same in Diablo 1 back in 1996 and you didn´t need to pay for "premium" services you already paid for.
@Godly_Kongming @Cloud_imperium @Clownbabby If you refer to toy controllers as "joysticks" then yes. Real Joysticks cost even more than the still unreleased ps4 and xbone, just have a look in amazon, search for Thrustmaster HOTAS, and Logitech Flight System, those are really good, but you could probably but 2 consoles for that money.
@Amandamarvell @Clownbabby @Cloud_imperium @minfreah5005 HERE IS YOUR (Insert Console AAA game here) 200 MILE SIZED ARROW SO YOU KNOW WHERE TO GET TO NEXT IN YOUR "Animated Interactive Movie" CALLED "GAME" ON CONSOLE.
@Slade968 @marioSNAKEeyes @gufberg @Dannystaples14 yes you can play games on your tv with up to 8 controllers, also cheaper as if you buy FIFA 14 right now on preorder its 37.99. it was cheaper a couple of months ago, on Origin, PC.
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