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<\/a><\/p>\nThere are no new confirmed PS4 game titles this time, but here’s a collection of interesting PS4 news around the web from the past week.<\/p>\n
New PS4 game from Ni No Kuni Developer:<\/h2>\n
“Level-5, the Japanese developer behind the Dark Cloud series, Dragon Quest VIII, Rogue Galaxy, the Professor Layton franchise and \u2013 most recently \u2013 the surprise-hit PS3-exclusive JRPG Ni No Kuni, is officially working on a PlayStation 4 game… ” “The PlayStation 4 hasn\u2019t even been shown off to the public yet, but already the box is on the minds of millions of people across the globe… ” “John Gustafson, chief product architect at graphics business unit of Advanced Micro Devices and a renowned industry veteran, praises the heterogeneous system architecture of Sony Corp.\u2019s PlayStation 4 as well as its ultra-fast unified memory sub-system. In addition to advanced graphics, Mr. Gustafson expects PlayStation 4 to provide high-quality physics effects…” “Although the PlayStation 4 was designed to be like a personal computer in a bid to simplify development of video games, it is still a lot different than personal computers, according to game developers who are working on titles for the PS4. As it appears, the difference between custom system and off-the-shelf PC is pretty huge, yet the technical director or Guerrilla Games did not reveal too many details about it.” “Sony wants the world to know that there are more ways to have fun with a PlayStation 4 than just shooting things in the face…” “The PlayStation 4 will ship with a massive 8 GB of GDDR5 memory, which is a huge upgrade compared to the current generation consoles. However, according to a PlayStation 4 developer PS4Daily spoke to, they have access to \u201conly\u201d 7 GB of RAM. The remaining 1 GB is reserved for the operating system and background tasks…. ” “From a development standpoint, the PlayStation 4 is a “radical change” for Sony from past platforms. That’s according to Ubisoft Montreal CEO Yannis Mallat, who told CVG that building games for Sony’s next-generation platform will be “less complex” thanks to the system’s PC-like architecture…” Join the PS4 mailing list on the Amazon.com<\/a> or Amazon.co.uk<\/a> – There are plenty of upcoming PS4 game releases you can follow too.<\/p>\n
\nRead the whole article: Ni No Kuni Developer Creating PlayStation 4 Game<\/a> – ign.com<\/p>\nPS4 building up the hype<\/h2>\n
\nRead the whole article: Why the PlayStation 4 Is Already In High Demand<\/a> – slashgear.com<\/p>\nPlaystation 4 “ultimate physics realism”:<\/h2>\n
\nRead the whole article: AMD: Sony PlayStation 4 Will Show Ultimate Physics Realism Thanks to Heterogeneous Architecture.<\/a><\/p>\nPS4 – More than a high-end PC:<\/h2>\n
\nRead the whole article: Guerrilla Games: PlayStation 4 Is Not Just a High-End PC<\/a><\/p>\nPlaystation 4 – Getting bored about shooters<\/h2>\n
\nRead the whole article: Sony Wants More Than Just Shooters on PlayStation 4<\/a><\/p>\nRumor about the PS4 Memory usage:<\/h2>\n
\nRead the whole article: PlayStation 4 developers have access to 7 GB RAM: rumor<\/a><\/p>\nPS4 Less complex…”Radical change”<\/h2>\n
\nRead the whole article: PS4 development a ‘radical change’ for Sony, says Ubisoft<\/a><\/p>\n
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