- In the Scorpio reveal video – in which first and third party developers discuss the hardware – it’s also revealed that the console will have eight CPU cores and over 320GB/s memory bandwidth.
- Microsoft hasn’t fully detailed Scorpio’s specs – this far out they’ve almost not been finalised anyway – so all of the above should be taken with at least a smidgen of salt.
- Now Scorpio is out there Sony would be doing so in the knowledge that its console won’t be the most powerful once Microsoft releases its next Xbox.
- Imagine if the trend continues, and over the next six to eight years we see three, four, five further Xbox One and PS4 models – all able to support the same games, while creating a varied range of consoles for Sony and Microsoft to sell.
- If its intention is to create a new way of making console games, then it’s in the prime position to make it happen.
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