Post: PS4 Info
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03-30-2012, 12:47 AM
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Lovol
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Officially informed, Sony's next console, the PS4, should be released in the next couple of months. To be a little more precise though, the console should be releasing in the winter-holiday era of 2013.
However, in working progress, the console has been given the name "Orbis." Not too sure about this, but the name Orbis could be giving a way a clue to Sony's intentions on the PS4. Here's a quote from an article I read pertaining this information:
Originally posted by Luke
It's also a name loaded with meaning. The word "Orbis" itself, from Latin, means circle, or ring, or even orbit. Not terribly helpful. Combine it with the name of Sony's new handheld system, though, and you have the common term Orbis Vita (or, in strict Latin, Orbis Vitae). Which means "The circle of life". Could the Vita be playing a very important role in the development and use of the next PlayStation home console? Maybe!
Now taking presented information into perspective, you can see how that would work. Taking it into consideration, like past events, work in progress have been given code names. This could be the could name for it, or it could be the final name. Who knows.
Onto the specs. From what's said to be the upcoming PS4, runs on an AMD processor (specifically the AMD Southern Islands GPU). Not to mention, the upcoming system is said to have an insane resolution of 4096x2160. This would result in an extremely, wide, and HD video sensation. As known Youtuber WoodysGamertag suggested, an EyeFinity setup (or multiple monitors) would be quite advantageous seeing as how wide the resolution is said to be set.
For those of you who are curious, this is an EyeFinity setup:
In other news of the "Orbis", backwards compatibility (like the early PS3) is said to be a no-no. Rumors say Sony isn't going to even bother trying with backwards compatibility. On the topic of games, rattling news and rumors say that Sony has no intentions on renewing the previous idea of used games. Not sure exactly how this will work, but Sony is said to be including some type of anti-used game mechanism in the console.
That's all I have for now. If I come across any new information about the upcoming Orbis, I will keep you all informed.
So what do you think about the information presented? Any pros; cons? How about specs? Do you like them?
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03-30-2012, 03:36 AM
#12
chrisisadude
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03-30-2012, 03:52 AM
#14
Xx--AIDAN--xX
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03-30-2012, 10:45 AM
#16
Rath
Today Will Be Different
If Sony isn't going to allow you to play used games... then why buy the console. I'm only saying this because I know some people who use GameFly and those games are used, I also know people who buy games second hand so it looks like they will be shit out of luck with the PS4.
If that's Sony's grand scheme they are probably going to lose money in the end. But that's just my opinion.
If that's Sony's grand scheme they are probably going to lose money in the end. But that's just my opinion.
03-30-2012, 10:47 AM
#17
Crunk
Sir, I'm too 1337
Owl (lOvOl) you have officially been granted permanent speaking rights in the sb :carling:
Originally posted by Lovol
Officially informed, Sony's next console, the PS4, should be released in the next couple of months. To be a little more precise though, the console should be releasing in the winter-holiday era of 2013.However, in working progress, the console has been given the name "Orbis." Not too sure about this, but the name Orbis could be giving a way a clue to Sony's intentions on the PS4. Here's a quote from an article I read pertaining this information:Now taking presented information into perspective, you can see how that would work. Taking it into consideration, like past events, work in progress have been given code names. This could be the could name for it, or it could be the final name. Who knows.Onto the specs. From what's said to be the upcoming PS4, runs on an AMD processor (specifically the AMD Southern Islands GPU). Not to mention, the upcoming system is said to have an insane resolution of 4096x2160. This would result in an extremely, wide, and HD video sensation. As known Youtuber WoodysGamertag suggested, an EyeFinity setup (or multiple monitors) would be quite advantageous seeing as how wide the resolution is said to be set.For those of you who are curious, this is an EyeFinity setup:In other news of the "Orbis", backwards compatibility (like the early PS3) is said to be a no-no. Rumors say Sony isn't going to even bother trying with backwards compatibility. On the topic of games, rattling news and rumors say that Sony has no intentions on renewing the previous idea of used games. Not sure exactly how this will work, but Sony is said to be including some type of anti-used game mechanism in the console. That's all I have for now. If I come across any new information about the upcoming Orbis, I will keep you all informed. So what do you think about the information presented? Any pros; cons? How about specs? Do you like them?You must login or register to view this content.
03-30-2012, 11:39 AM
#19
DeAtH_StUnZ
YT - AchievementsForLife
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