PlayStation 5 games will cost up to $69.99 and is ass |
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Sony revealed the release date and price for its next-gen console, the PlayStation 5, alongside news of its launch titles and upcoming games. According to a post on the PlayStation Blog, games from “our own Worldwide Studios titles will be priced from US$49.99 to US$69.99.” Although not unexpected, the price point is a jump from the current era of consoles, which typically run about $60 for a new game. Launch day titles such as Bluepoint’s Demon’s Souls remake and Destruction All Stars will be the first to carry the new price point. Marvel’s Spider-Man: Mile Morales Ultimate Edition — another launch day title that acts as an expanded version of Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales for $49.99 — will be available for $69.99 as well. PlayStation 5 launches November 12th for $499.99. A digital edition without a disc drive will be available for $399.99. Other titles announced today include Final Fantasy XVI, Hogwarts Legacy, and a new God of War game. Spriggan12 |
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Author: DEMO USER | 04.06.2022 - 19:35 |
MajorStarLord on 04.06.2022 19:35More empty promises from Intel I'm shocked I tell you!!!! |
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jannez_kannez on 04.06.2022 19:35Nvidia have been offering games with their GPU for years. When I bought my 2070 Super I got control with it. They was giving Watch Dog Legion + 1 year of geforce now away only a couple of weeks ago. |
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Who_Dares_Wins6 on 04.06.2022 19:35I wasn't aware of that. I guess AMD just pushes it harder then. Either way, free stuff is always nice when you're already spending $400+. |
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MajorStarLord on 04.06.2022 19:35I like the show Monster Factory, of course thats now being done by Griffin and Justin McElroy independently of Polygon. |
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Tuna_Tyne on 04.06.2022 19:35I dont think the problem lies with developing the technology especially when you have Microsoft contributing to this (and they're the software experts) but rather how does AMD integrate this technology into their hardware and possibly reach out to more developers than Nvidia do with their proprietary DLSS? Is it easier to implement than DLSS? Is it more efficient? If the answer to both is yes then AMD's solution will edge out and create the bigger ecosystem of open-source AI assisted image upscaling technology leading to less developers being reliant on DLSS. |
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Mayrena on 04.06.2022 19:35How exciting! Chips that won't release for many months will run hotter and slower than the Ryzens you can get next week! Plus you'll need entirely new motherboards so they'll cost hundreds more too! I can hardly wait! |
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p0w3rn00b_ on 04.06.2022 19:35I wonder if AMD plans on rolling it out at the end of the year, AMD are known for releasing bid driver updates at the end of the year with new features, it wouldn't surprise me if this Super Resolution is one of them or it could be it's just not ready and might get rolled out early next year. |
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Synop_s on 04.06.2022 19:35I am looking forward to this, but at this point I don't think I'd believe anything |
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ThisIsBalkan on 04.06.2022 19:35I am looking forward to this, but at this point I don't think I'd believe anything |
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Shy Carry on 04.06.2022 19:35Oh Todd! |
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Dakillzor on 04.06.2022 19:35I'm super hyped for this game. The beta weekend was mad fun so this is a solid get imo. |
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Kitsune on 04.06.2022 19:35Still don't get why they're gonna release their 11th gen. The 12th will be released few months after and will need a new socket anyway. |
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Panzerfighter on 04.06.2022 19:35Great news! |
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Ricky_Rolls on 04.06.2022 19:35I dont think the problem lies with developing the technology especially when you have Microsoft contributing to this (and they're the software experts) but rather how does AMD integrate this technology into their hardware and possibly reach out to more developers than Nvidia do with their proprietary DLSS? Is it easier to implement than DLSS? Is it more efficient? If the answer to both is yes then AMD's solution will edge out and create the bigger ecosystem of open-source AI assisted image upscaling technology leading to less developers being reliant on DLSS. |
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Demogoten on 04.06.2022 19:35Oh Todd! |
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marko__k on 04.06.2022 19:35I dont think the problem lies with developing the technology especially when you have Microsoft contributing to this (and they're the software experts) but rather how does AMD integrate this technology into their hardware and possibly reach out to more developers than Nvidia do with their proprietary DLSS? Is it easier to implement than DLSS? Is it more efficient? If the answer to both is yes then AMD's solution will edge out and create the bigger ecosystem of open-source AI assisted image upscaling technology leading to less developers being reliant on DLSS. |
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EvilPasha on 04.06.2022 19:35I wasn't aware of that. I guess AMD just pushes it harder then. Either way, free stuff is always nice when you're already spending $400+. |
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Tankelit01 on 04.06.2022 19:35I am looking forward to this, but at this point I don't think I'd believe anything |
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Stefan_xD on 04.06.2022 19:35This is test comment |
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GehakteMolen on 04.06.2022 19:35Sweet little lies. |
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Feral on 04.06.2022 19:35Yes, but 11th feels like already obsolete. You might get a higher bang for your buck by going directly with 12th even if it means changing motherboard. |
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jutihurtta on 04.06.2022 19:35I like the show Monster Factory, of course thats now being done by Griffin and Justin McElroy independently of Polygon. |
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Feral on 04.06.2022 19:35I wonder if AMD plans on rolling it out at the end of the year, AMD are known for releasing bid driver updates at the end of the year with new features, it wouldn't surprise me if this Super Resolution is one of them or it could be it's just not ready and might get rolled out early next year. |
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vODkjha on 04.06.2022 19:35Oh Todd! |
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Broken Wings on 04.06.2022 19:35I believe AMD are partnering with Microsoft on an open-source version of AI assisted image reconstruction software which could pave the way of two image upscaling technologies battling it out within the next five years - open vs proprietary. |
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slodderv8 on 04.06.2022 19:35More empty promises from Intel I'm shocked I tell you!!!! |
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Songu on 04.06.2022 19:35Alright, lets get the cards out there so we can buy. |
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DiNG_Rudko on 04.06.2022 19:35I am looking forward to this, but at this point I don't think I'd believe anything |
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Stefan_xD on 04.06.2022 19:35I'm super hyped for this game. The beta weekend was mad fun so this is a solid get imo. |
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Hersch on 04.06.2022 19:35So weird that the review embargo hasn't lifted on a CPU series that is supposed to launch tomorrow |
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Dakillzor on 04.06.2022 19:35Oh Todd! |
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slodderv8 on 04.06.2022 19:35Great time to be a system builder (or well, it will be in 3-4 months when GPUs are in stock). |
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Ehrenbrudi_EGAL on 04.06.2022 19:35I dont think the problem lies with developing the technology especially when you have Microsoft contributing to this (and they're the software experts) but rather how does AMD integrate this technology into their hardware and possibly reach out to more developers than Nvidia do with their proprietary DLSS? Is it easier to implement than DLSS? Is it more efficient? If the answer to both is yes then AMD's solution will edge out and create the bigger ecosystem of open-source AI assisted image upscaling technology leading to less developers being reliant on DLSS. |
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Made_ln_CCCP on 04.06.2022 19:35Yes, but 11th feels like already obsolete. You might get a higher bang for your buck by going directly with 12th even if it means changing motherboard. |
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Haneker_N1 on 04.06.2022 19:35Is this only moving forward or is it retroactive? |
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FlrstBornUnlcorn on 04.06.2022 19:35I dont think the problem lies with developing the technology especially when you have Microsoft contributing to this (and they're the software experts) but rather how does AMD integrate this technology into their hardware and possibly reach out to more developers than Nvidia do with their proprietary DLSS? Is it easier to implement than DLSS? Is it more efficient? If the answer to both is yes then AMD's solution will edge out and create the bigger ecosystem of open-source AI assisted image upscaling technology leading to less developers being reliant on DLSS. |
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RafalEater on 04.06.2022 19:35Still don't get why they're gonna release their 11th gen. The 12th will be released few months after and will need a new socket anyway. |
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Cliff Unger on 04.06.2022 19:35Nvidia have been offering games with their GPU for years. When I bought my 2070 Super I got control with it. They was giving Watch Dog Legion + 1 year of geforce now away only a couple of weeks ago. |
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Jinete_Nocturno on 04.06.2022 19:35Still don't get why they're gonna release their 11th gen. The 12th will be released few months after and will need a new socket anyway. |
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Never_Iucky on 04.06.2022 19:35More empty promises from Intel I'm shocked I tell you!!!! |
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ViIlentretenmerth on 04.06.2022 19:352. DirectML is intended to be a per engine or per developer implementation with neural networks if you want to get DLSS results. In short, not even Unreal Engine can likely easily achieve any meaningful results chasing this goal in a short period of time (it would probably take then 3-6 years without the right assistance) to get anywhere meaningful with this. Thus the only hope is someone at scale, such as AMD or Nvidia, implementing it and making it available for others. DLSS already exists so this just leaves AMD. AMD has a track record of poor R&D efforts regarding such technologies. In fact, almost all of their technologies were acquired via 3rd parties. In addition, Nvidia is a world leader in AI and it took even them some time to reach this point. AMD is not. AMD also has a history of poorly supporting its technologies and low quality results due to this, if not outright abandoning them at some point shortly after making them available. AMD did create Mantle, which died, but did set a foundation for both DirectX and even more so Mantle which were clear step forwards for the industry so they deserve credit for at least this partial accomplishment. |
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jeisan born on 04.06.2022 19:35This is test comment |
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Tankelit01 on 04.06.2022 19:35Still don't get why they're gonna release their 11th gen. The 12th will be released few months after and will need a new socket anyway. |
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Stephanowicz on 04.06.2022 19:35Nvidia have been offering games with their GPU for years. When I bought my 2070 Super I got control with it. They was giving Watch Dog Legion + 1 year of geforce now away only a couple of weeks ago. |
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Y_Grave on 04.06.2022 19:35Great news! |
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Vałentin on 04.06.2022 19:35More empty promises from Intel I'm shocked I tell you!!!! |
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Stephanowicz on 04.06.2022 19:35More empty promises from Intel I'm shocked I tell you!!!! |
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EvilPasha on 04.06.2022 19:35Nvidia have been offering games with their GPU for years. When I bought my 2070 Super I got control with it. They was giving Watch Dog Legion + 1 year of geforce now away only a couple of weeks ago. |
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Dobitak on 04.06.2022 19:35Great time to be a system builder (or well, it will be in 3-4 months when GPUs are in stock). |
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Vałentin on 04.06.2022 19:35With that GPU prices? Haha GG! |
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Sgt_Diablo on 04.06.2022 19:35So that the people who bought into the LGA 1200 platform get their money's worth with a decent upgrade path. |
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Emperor_DamokIes on 04.06.2022 19:35How exciting! Chips that won't release for many months will run hotter and slower than the Ryzens you can get next week! Plus you'll need entirely new motherboards so they'll cost hundreds more too! I can hardly wait! |
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Inhuman82 on 04.06.2022 19:35He left Im pretty sure |
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Imperatore9 on 04.06.2022 19:352. DirectML is intended to be a per engine or per developer implementation with neural networks if you want to get DLSS results. In short, not even Unreal Engine can likely easily achieve any meaningful results chasing this goal in a short period of time (it would probably take then 3-6 years without the right assistance) to get anywhere meaningful with this. Thus the only hope is someone at scale, such as AMD or Nvidia, implementing it and making it available for others. DLSS already exists so this just leaves AMD. AMD has a track record of poor R&D efforts regarding such technologies. In fact, almost all of their technologies were acquired via 3rd parties. In addition, Nvidia is a world leader in AI and it took even them some time to reach this point. AMD is not. AMD also has a history of poorly supporting its technologies and low quality results due to this, if not outright abandoning them at some point shortly after making them available. AMD did create Mantle, which died, but did set a foundation for both DirectX and even more so Mantle which were clear step forwards for the industry so they deserve credit for at least this partial accomplishment. |
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MkdPro123 on 04.06.2022 19:35I am looking forward to this, but at this point I don't think I'd believe anything |
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Who_Dares_Wins6 on 04.06.2022 19:35How exciting! Chips that won't release for many months will run hotter and slower than the Ryzens you can get next week! Plus you'll need entirely new motherboards so they'll cost hundreds more too! I can hardly wait! |
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ReactioN_ on 04.06.2022 19:35Is this only moving forward or is it retroactive? |
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Miraizu on 04.06.2022 19:35Great news! |
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Stefan_xD on 04.06.2022 19:35About time Nvidia started to offer something with their products. AMD has been doing it for awhile. When I upgraded my system back in January between the CPU and GPU I bought I was able to snag Borderlands 3, Ghost Recon Breakpoint, and the Outer Worlds for free. |
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LukxCRObstrd on 04.06.2022 19:35I dont think the problem lies with developing the technology especially when you have Microsoft contributing to this (and they're the software experts) but rather how does AMD integrate this technology into their hardware and possibly reach out to more developers than Nvidia do with their proprietary DLSS? Is it easier to implement than DLSS? Is it more efficient? If the answer to both is yes then AMD's solution will edge out and create the bigger ecosystem of open-source AI assisted image upscaling technology leading to less developers being reliant on DLSS. |
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Dıvıne on 04.06.2022 19:35I believe AMD are partnering with Microsoft on an open-source version of AI assisted image reconstruction software which could pave the way of two image upscaling technologies battling it out within the next five years - open vs proprietary. |
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Insane_BTW on 04.06.2022 19:35Great time to be a system builder (or well, it will be in 3-4 months when GPUs are in stock). |
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MartinoNY on 04.06.2022 19:35So that the people who bought into the LGA 1200 platform get their money's worth with a decent upgrade path. |
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