The authors of the Spanish game Dawn of Fear recognize that the hardware approach of the new consoles to the PC will be beneficial.
With PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X planned for the end of the year, more and more developers are starting to work with the development kits of the new Sony and Microsoft domestic bets. Brok3nsite, a Spanish studio in charge of the recently launched Dawn of Fear, has talked with GamingBolt about the advantages that these aforementioned AMD Zen 2 CPUs will bring.
“If today's open worlds seem big, they will soon seem small”
Antonio Manuel García Ceva, CEO of the company, says that those memories, which in the case of Xbox Series X will be GGD6 RAM, “More memory, more things we can have on screen. In the end, it's a matter of finding a balance to not create with funnels, ”he says. "We can say that, if today's open worlds seem big, they will soon seem small."
Both consoles will use a Zen 2 CPU, an aspect that will also help developers to work more easily by bringing their architecture closer to what is today a high-end computer. “For us, it's good news. This power brings us closer to PCs and will allow us to create great things. ”
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PS5 and Xbox Series X, destination Christmas 2020: still priceless
Recently, in FreeGameTips we have made an article where we review all the video games confirmed to date for PS5. With Xbox Series X we have several names on the table, such as Halo: Infinite and Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2. According to Phil Spencer, leader of the Microsoft video game department, the E3 2020 (which will not be Sony PlayStation) will feature an "extensive catalog" of games from Xbox Game Studios.
It will be over the next few months when we can elucidate what price both consoles will have, what catalog of exit games and what concrete novelties they will offer to seduce the millions of players who will make the leap to the new generation. At the moment, Sony is having difficulty deciding the price of PS5 due to the high cost of some components with somewhat scarce units.
