The console will have 8GB of RAM, 16 times the 512MB available to PS3 developers.
"We were PC gamers at the beginning. We love PC games, and we had to make games on consoles. But the main problem was memory. The processors are good, but the memory, for our games, is the most important. So it's great," added Carrier.
Additionally, the PS4 will use an AMD x86-based processor, just like the Wii U, and supposedly the Xbox 8, as well, which should make cross-platform streamlining easier.
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 12 Mar 2013 0:00
