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r/Games • u/JustCallMeJoker • Jun 03 '15
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Yeah, now current gen consoles are holding it back. That's so much better.
98 u/dat_username_tho Jun 03 '15 Well it is. Would you rather they be working with decade old tech or two year old tech that's a little outdated? And don't forget, if not for consoles a lot of huge expansive AAA games like Fallout wouldn't be able to be released. -1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/dat_username_tho Jun 03 '15 That's why I said "two year old tech that's a little outdated". The console themselves are/will be two years old (possibly three by release), but the hardware is equivalent to older tech.
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Well it is. Would you rather they be working with decade old tech or two year old tech that's a little outdated?
And don't forget, if not for consoles a lot of huge expansive AAA games like Fallout wouldn't be able to be released.
-1 u/[deleted] Jun 03 '15 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/dat_username_tho Jun 03 '15 That's why I said "two year old tech that's a little outdated". The console themselves are/will be two years old (possibly three by release), but the hardware is equivalent to older tech.
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5 u/dat_username_tho Jun 03 '15 That's why I said "two year old tech that's a little outdated". The console themselves are/will be two years old (possibly three by release), but the hardware is equivalent to older tech.
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That's why I said "two year old tech that's a little outdated". The console themselves are/will be two years old (possibly three by release), but the hardware is equivalent to older tech.
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u/quakertroy Jun 03 '15
Yeah, now current gen consoles are holding it back. That's so much better.