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The Ken Kutaragi Interviews.
First of all.. Anyone tell me how do I use google to translate to English?loL.
If not I'll see what I can do about it.. Title below, The changes of software module. ![]() well here's my lil summary - Games on PS3 are running at the PS3 with "basic configuration" - Softwares will have different relationship with hardware(include none gaming) in future. - Software module will be made inside the PS3(←my direct translation, such as OS?) so PS3 will have no problem adopting new hardware parts(this doesn't mean you can upgrade but just different versions of PS3). - Thus two models of PS3 are actually two different configurations, thus there might be other configurations in future, such as, enhanced version of CELL, more memory etc.. (I personally believe this is for none gaming software uses) So the Higher-End model of PS3 might be released in future. http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2006/0607/kaigai276 ♪
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I wouldn't say having different configuration is that important if you already have a PS3. However, what he stated is indeed truely important on the penetration of the none gaming softeware on PS3.
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KK is really really wanting to usurp the PC throne. This doesn't surprise me, but in a way it does. I was not expecting any upgradability. Perhaps this means, like you said, that "the ultimate gaming rig" PS3 will be released in the future. MILR, this thread is for YOU!!
ps.. Thanks Viano for posting your own translation (sort of ) Also, you can use http://babelfish.altavista.com/ to translate the site, or type is the Watch Impress url into google and click on the translate this page link.
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Here's how google translated it. Grab some headache pills while you're at it.
@ Viano: You need to see for a link called Language Tools. That's where you can have foriegn text translated. Quote:
http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/2.../kaigai276.htm Last edited by yoshaw; 06-07-2006 at 08:43 AM. |
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actually the game software will still use the basic configuration so it won't matter for the game quality I think.
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Its a well known fact that the xbox crowd screams the loudest on the net, while us calm Playstation likers is more soft, its of the topic(sorry) but do you others feel the same "trend", ie the live-hardcores bringing noice on the net? |
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I think, most polls of PS3 vs Wii seem to be toward to Wii which is very logical consider the success of DS in Japan and its price, but however, it's very wrong to think the "mainstream(sp?) gamers" will purchase Wii as their first next-gen console. There are actually no problems with PS3 to be sold out at first week in my opinion consider PS3 will probably have the largest library again, new online capability etc, however the only trouble is, the price. One major thing which seems not worth discussing about but actually imo will effect the japanese market very much more than you could imagine imo, that is the Connectivity of PS3. Because untill now there's nearly "no" connectivity from consoles(again, sorry xbox..), and everyone knows better than me on PS2. People have to realize one thing, no matter PS3 is purchased as a media pc, game console, or even just some decoration you wanna have in your living room, it's something what you are using while sitting in your sofa drinking soda. Using the DS vs PSP analogy is really not a good idea, but most people tend to use the analogy since the hardware situations are very simular for both. However in fact, Sony has shown the graph indicated that the large majority of psp actually play their psp in their house when it's some you play anywhere but your house.. So this really makes me believe in Japan, PS3 is going to be a solid system, no matter as a internet hub, media pc, or just game console. ♪ Sorry if I had grammar mistakes. P.S. I still believe Wii will sell the most at the end simply because it's targeting at different market. |
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Reading that translation really did give me a *bad* headache. Basically, this is what I get from it and my prediction about the PS3.
If Sony is going to try and give PCs a run for their money with the PS3 it has to be able to keep up with them in terms of processing power, memory, HDD, and other features. PCs are constantly improving and growing in power and so will the PS3. From the start there will probably be some upgrades you can perform yourself such as certainly a larger HDD and perhaps even RAM. In the years that follow additional verses of the PS3 will go on sale that perhaps have a faster or revised Cell chip, bigger HDD, more memory, and maybe even a faster Blu-ray drive. However, when it comes to console games for the PS3 they will be limited to the power of the PS3's specifications when it launches. Whatever specs we see this November will be the console gaming specs for the PS3 from now until the PS4 launches. Here is a prediction. The launch PS3 will be significantly more powerful than we realize right now. I believe there will be a few small mhz bumps (at most to 4GHZ) for the cell, a few features thrown in we know nothing about, and most importantly the RSX will be a truly custom chip. We all know the RSX is based on the 7800 or 7900. I think it will be *based* on the NVIDIA chip. But I think Sony has some hardware they are going to integrate into the chip to make it much more powerful than what we officially know today. A secondary prediction is that it will get a RAM boost of at least some ammount. Basically, Sony wants the PS3 to be the ultimate gaming console and be able to stand up against high end PCs. For that to be the case, even at launch, the PS3 needs to be a little more than what we know it is right now. More and more it seems Sony is truly betting the farm on the PS3, and I think they are saving a few surprises for the world. |
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Well I wasn't going for the ultimate gaming rig in terms of gaming itself, but in terms of an ultimate machine. With the PC, there is a certain point where improving it doesn't provide extremely noticable/amazing quality jump in games, and anything after that is future proofing it or using the PC for other extremely intensive applications (rendering).
There are differences, but getting a 120fps instead of 80fps speed on a game isn't going to affect your playing of a game much. Yes, later games require more of systems in the PC cycle, but you can also say console games always improve in quality with time, similar to PC games. With the PS3, the lowest common denominator will always have to be catered to in terms of game quality, with load times possibly being the only things revised by different hardware configurations. Anything after that is and would be used for different purposes. Homebrew PS3 developers will of course want the most hardware to work with if they are wanting to create intricate games, those into having as many background services and browser tabs open as possible would want to increase the RAM, those into ripping DVDs or downloading video will want more RAM and a much larger HDD, etc... Sony seems intent on bringing freedom and creativity in with the PS3. I only hope they allow most of it to occur rather than stifling it through heavy use of DRM, closed system specifications, limited software options, etc...similar to the road MS is going with the 360 at the moment. |
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I kinda want to know if this is part of Linux' strategy..
Last edited by Viano; 06-07-2006 at 11:24 AM. |
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The thing about PSP is my feeling also, its "my" little home console. Maybe it will change when price goes down more but for me the connectivity is a really strong point for me. I think Sony has grown more for me because their own studios have shown such tremendous capacity. |
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I just want to see some Linux OS screen shots now :P +rep
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and yes, finally there's a reason to collect all three colours... |
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Are you sure, you dont work for Sony? :P <spy>! Colored isnt important, only specs. edit, 2 GB of ram is minium, i would like to have 8-16 GB of ram for the kind of work i do.. ![]() |
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If it gets to that point of mainstream popularity though, I think that formal workstations will become available before PS3 fills that role. @Viano: Love the 'home market' insights! ![]()
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If done the right way, I cold easily imagine that in a few yeas, I'd be able to go and annd purchase a 4.2 GHz cell, 2 extra gigs of RAM, a new HDD adn a 16x blu-ray-drive.
Imagine the possibilities!!!! |
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Consider the possibilities that were done on psp what do you think Lunix on PS3 will do?
I wonder if there will be a default messenger from Sony. Last edited by Viano; 06-07-2006 at 04:22 PM. |
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I think the the devs will follow the present PS3 specs. Even though we upgraped the PS3 to 2 gigs rams or 4ghz of cell or bunchs of cells. Unless the PS4 announed the devs will follows the news specs, just work like the Amiga.
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I think all of this is wishful thinking...
Look at the PSP, Home BREW increased piracy and this issue was addressed with firmware updates on the OS. Sony has no intentions of allowing users to run custom software or emulators on the console. If the platform is too open it creates opportunities for piracy. It's unfortunate that people exploit any opportunity they get, because it would be cool if the PS3 was more open... Also, if you think Sony wants end users to start cracking open their consoles to upgrade the RAM or processor you are dreaming... Perhaps Sony will release updated versions, but I doubt there will be any significant hardware upgrades, because this would alienate the early adopters. Personally I would be pissed if Sony released a PS3 later down the road with a faster Blu-ray drive, faster cell or more RAM. I plan to purchase the console at launch and will be paying a premium as a result and would hate to be punished from a pricing and hardware perspective for being an early adopter. Sony will need to approach this area very carefully; you don't want to upset the hardcore audience, because this group is the most loyal... Last edited by Nameless; 06-07-2006 at 05:00 PM. |
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