Well, that demo was a bit disappointing. The ducky
physics and the fish section was nice, but if your entire
selling point is the system's processing power, as is
Sony's, this is a lackluster way to present it.
No wonder there's been a delay. Tech demos usually
have no AI or background processing going on, usually
allowing for mondo-cool visuals.
Unless the system running in that video was
simultaneously calculating the 4 trillionth digit of pi, I'm
not impressed. (Yet)
I am fully aware of what happens once devs get the
hang of the tools.
(And Evak, don't use apostrophes. It's less annoying to
leave 'em out altogether than to put 'em where they
don't belong.)
;) Cheers.
physics and the fish section was nice, but if your entire
selling point is the system's processing power, as is
Sony's, this is a lackluster way to present it.
No wonder there's been a delay. Tech demos usually
have no AI or background processing going on, usually
allowing for mondo-cool visuals.
Unless the system running in that video was
simultaneously calculating the 4 trillionth digit of pi, I'm
not impressed. (Yet)
I am fully aware of what happens once devs get the
hang of the tools.
(And Evak, don't use apostrophes. It's less annoying to
leave 'em out altogether than to put 'em where they
don't belong.)
;) Cheers.