Xbox biggest advantage is Azure when it comes to the future of "Off-Console Gaming" but with Portal in the mix there is a reminder that there is close to 50 million PlayStation servers in people's homes around the world & growing.
Totally agree.Like anything Sony has done, it really comes down to their support and vision.
Psp was a force to be reckoned with because of the unseen emulation potential
Ps vita... amazing but died almost as it launched.
How can you not understand it Portal is succeeding where Google Stadia just failed & the biggest difference is that Sony don't have to maintain the servers because they are in people's homes.Not sure why you’re comparing console free streaming to streaming from your console. Different things entirely
Like anything Sony has done, it really comes down to their support and vision.
Psp was a force to be reckoned with because of the unseen emulation potential
Ps vita... amazing but died almost as it launched.
How can you not understand it Portal is succeeding where Google Stadia just failed & the biggest difference is that Sony don't have to maintain the servers because they are in people's homes.
im not worried at all, i always saw portal as something that isn't going to set the world on fire and im still not convinced in any way it will either.I'm more worried about support for PSVR2 than Portal.
Portal is a lazy devs best friend if you know what I mean.
It has I took a dump in a toilet in a Scottish camping site last week while playing a playstation portal (plat Spiderman 2)Yeah sure, it's gonna change the world...
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You only have to buy a 500$ server to use it. Amazing !
I mean Sony benefit from both.How can you not understand it Portal is succeeding where Google Stadia just failed & the biggest difference is that Sony don't have to maintain the servers because they are in people's homes.
Xbox biggest advantage is Azure when it comes to the future of "Off-Console Gaming" but with Portal in the mix there is a reminder that there is close to 50 million PlayStation servers in people's homes around the world & growing.
I actually thought about that & we actually already done this with the PS4 with game sharing with people who didn't own the game but now they could do this with people who don't even own a PS5 .I mean Sony benefit from both.
But Sony were early to realise the benefit of from console streaming. Does anyone remember the patent from about 10 years ago where Sony defined a system whereby users could allow their consoles to be 'leased' as edge cloud servers? (I could be misremembering it)
You people never learn lolI will mark your words.
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Alright, let's not get crazy here.Mark my words the Toyota Aqua is a bigger threat to BMW than Mercedes.
I tried to tell people about this before the consoles releasedYou don't have to build a crazy server farm to make it work. The customer is literally buying the server from you.
I just never thought of it that way but your right. Every PS5 is a cloud streaming device and Portal is just an extremely good tool to use it.
I tried to tell people about this before the consoles released
With consoles now doing double duty as game servers for mobile devices shouldn't they also run hybrid / mobile games natively
Like PS5 could be a game server for PS1 , PS2 , PS3 ,PS4 , PS5 console games but also a server for PSP , Vita & also a new hybrid platform that's basically mobile games that's running on PS5 but with mobile interface that use your phone's touch screen , IMU , camera & so onwww.neogaf.com
My mind is still blown by the fact that a $200 controller is so successful.As for me. I was thinking about getting a Dualsense Edge but the Portal might seem like a better buy to me.
Yeah, that's pretty unfair. It's a beta. Once it comes out of beta and into general use, the wait times will be less than a quarter of that.
This doesn't make any sense. You need a PS5 to use Portal. It's an accessory. It's like saying PSVR2 is a bigger threat to Xbox than PS5. Or Pulse 3D headset. Or a Dual sense controller. I don't think many people are sitting at home thinking "I need a Portal so I can play video games", and then goes to purchase a PS5 with it. They purchase a PS5 first and then start thinking about accessories. Alas, PS5 is the main threat to Xbox. And it's growing.
How can you not understand it Portal is succeeding where Google Stadia just failed & the biggest difference is that Sony don't have to maintain the servers because they are in people's homes.
PlayStation vs. Xbox war just got elevated to the next level of stupid. Congratulations.
I blame companies for going full retard with their metrics. It makes every dumb thing become a discussion.
Stupid levers pulled will be the next thing people brag about.
You do understand that the only difference is one is owned by the user & the other is being rented out to the user right?Google Stadia - you don’t need a console or PC, we’ll stream it to your browser.
Portal/Remote Play - stream from your console to your handheld or browser
Two entirely different things. Two entirely different target audience. Different ambitions.
Of course there’s the argument to be made that when Sony eventually enables cloud streaming on the Portal, it could very well push it to the success levels that MS has dreamt of with XCloud. But that’s an entirely different thing to your argument in the OP about ‘personal servers’
My question is: why even care about 'metrics' in the first place? Do these people own substantial number of shares in either company?