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@JamiesAct The Series S is a digital only console, any physical/boxed sales don't represent the sales numbers of that userbase -_-

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@_LarZen_ @Colteastwood they won't release a cloud gaming box

the point of cloud gaming is for people to play without buying any additional hardware, it works on any smartphone, tablet, or laptop/pc, xcloud even works on firesticks

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Looking at GTA V Enhanced on PC, it's kinda dissapointing that we have to wait so long for the PC port of #GTAVI, anyway, i'll be playing on console

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@xMBGx the hardware crisis is affecting everybody, console makers, smartphone companies, PCs,

next-gen consoles are gonna be expensive, unless companies wait long enough so we can go back to the old pricing, but it may take years

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@KingPabbers @nib95_ the base PS5 and Xbox Series X have 16 GB of RAM

The PS5 Pro has 16 GB + slower 2 GB DDR5 for OS tasks

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@Puertorock77_ well that's true, a $1,000 console for the mass market is a death sentence for any console maker

even the current prices are kinda high for many casual players, i think many people are willing to spend $500 - $550 usd on a console, more than that is a hard sell

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@videotech Are we sure the game is using RTGI?

Even GTA V Enhanced only has RTAO and RTGI on PC, and i'm assuming that GTA VI will be way more taxing

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@NikTek Alan Wake 2 runs at native 847p - 30 FPS on Series S and native 864p - 60 FPS with better quality graphic settings on PS5 Pro, it's still a very taxing game

if GTA 6 runs at 30 FPS on all consoles, expect lower native res and quality settings on Series S

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@brain_nullptr @NikTek about the reflections, it should be a software based solution like software Lumen in UE 5, that technology relies on SSR, usually has visual artifacts and doesn't look as good as hardware RT

many games don't support HW RT on consoles, SH 2, Avowed, Forza Motorsport, 007 FL, etc

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@_Tom_Henderson_ casual gamers don't care about any of the drama or numbers, they just want to play games and maybe watch some trailers

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@AmericanTimdog the old school guys, see everything from the perspective of hardcores, there are million of players out there who doesn't give a f about logos, exclusives or brands, they just want to play, even something niche like the handheld PCs found the userbase

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@Gaelox la idea es que compres el juego una sola vez, y puedes jugar en Xbox Series S/X, PCs, Laptops y handheld PCs con Windows, como Lenovo Legion Go y ROG Ally

Si el juego soporta xcloud y tienes Game Pass ultimate, puedes jugar en cualquier smartphone, hasta en una firestick

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@JamiesAct For casual players who still don't own a current gen console, the Series S is a very compelling option, especially for GTA

Series S $400 + GTA 6 $70 = $470

if casuals want to buy a PS5 or Series X to play GTA, that would be like $700 usd

Casuals care a lot about pricing

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@Argo4017 @TRIPSTER0 PS5 Pro doesn't have PT in alan wake 2, RE Requiem, or any game at all

Alan Wake 2 runs at native 1224p - 40 FPS with RT reflections, (nothing else) and 864p - 60 FPS with RT off, this was confirmed by Remedy

https://t.co/pP6fulHJNV

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@PCFactsbr Hardware RT? Forza Motorsport, GTA V, Doom TDA

Software RT, i think Hellblade 2 and Robocop Rogue City

I didn't like Avowed but the hardware RT looks really good, and the RT of SH 2 on PC looks fine too, especially if you modify the UE 5 ini files

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@CraigHarris456 the ps5 pro raster performance is more or less equal to the 4060 ti 16 GB (not the 8 GB version)

but the hardware ray tracing performance is way behind nvidia, even the 4060 (8 GB) supports path tracing in games like alan wake 2 and RE Requiem

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@analistadebits Pero el precio es muy diferente, PS4 Pro costaba $400 dólares, y PS5 Pro cuesta $980 dólares con lector blu-ray

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@MavroGenuine @Kepler_L2 i know that, but even Mark Cerny confirmed 16.7 tflops