Full quote: "With the Retina Display and the improved processor, combined with the Metal [graphics] capabilities and 128GB of memory, that gets you to a device that's on par with next-generation consoles. That's moving perfectly into our strike zone."
In terms of raw processing power, he is certainly at least a bit off but in terms of what can be developed for both he does have a point. If the PS Vita can run console experiences, the iPhone 6 is well ahead of it in capabilities. I do think we could see developers simultaneously release games on iPhone 6 and up, and consoles if they chose to.
The executive is incorrect when it comes to GPU power, but the iPhone 6 does have a 2 billion transistor CPU.
Prior to this I was thinking about making a thread about how Bioshock was a half-hearted port. It should've been made for iOS 8 with improved graphics, not downgraded visuals.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...ce-of-another-gaming-platform-is-compelling_4
In terms of raw processing power, he is certainly at least a bit off but in terms of what can be developed for both he does have a point. If the PS Vita can run console experiences, the iPhone 6 is well ahead of it in capabilities. I do think we could see developers simultaneously release games on iPhone 6 and up, and consoles if they chose to.
The executive is incorrect when it comes to GPU power, but the iPhone 6 does have a 2 billion transistor CPU.
Prior to this I was thinking about making a thread about how Bioshock was a half-hearted port. It should've been made for iOS 8 with improved graphics, not downgraded visuals.
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articl...ce-of-another-gaming-platform-is-compelling_4
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