Console games will be killed?

[ZeroX4]

(10-24-2014 04:55 PM)[Unknown] Wrote:  Memristors could potentially hold many times that in potentially a similarly size. Probably 5-10 years out at best, if they figure out commercialization.

Storage isn't really the problem on a smaller device, it's heat (and battery.) But if you have certain stuff run on the server farm, and the latency-sensitive stuff run on the device (streaming jit, assets, or partially-rendered gpu commands to the device), you can win and never have the *entire* game on the device either. This is what I think the future of streamed games will look like.

Really, this is not too different from the way the web works today. Do you have the entire PPSSPP forum on your device? Have you ever pirated the entire PPSSPP forum? Is there a torrent of it available somewhere? Yes, it could be spidered, but then it wouldn't be interactive (just like you could make a movie of a game.)

-[Unknown]

about that forum thats bad example you missunderstand data transfer with data processing

there is difference in HOW NOT MUCH it takes to load this forum and HOW MUCH WOULD TAKE TO LOAD THE GAME (depending on how big game it is)


BIG BUT HERE !!!!

any 1 who launched

http://criticalstrikeportable.com/play/

critical-strike portable

will know that you have your point there is only unity3d plugin (required to play) which holds environment in which is just loaded data which is used and not stored on hdd

in a same way web browser works
it is environment for web page to which is only only some data loaded from internetz and not like downloading whole bunch of folders files and stuff

so in future i believe we wont see "download game client 4 gb" or "install game 10 gb hdd space required"

but like "to play this game download plugin 10 mb" for me that would be future which happens right now with smaller games like cs portable