Et allez, un peu d'huile sur le feu.
Interview de Chris Deering, un des grands pontes de Playstation Europe.
Extrait :
"You probably read about the fact that we have a program analyser - it's a device that analyses the efficiency of programs. On PSone it took us about four years to get one of those things, and now we have a couple next door and people come and put their games through it. It's very revealing that even a game like GT3, which everybody said, "wow, that's what PS2's about" only uses about 25 percent of the capacity. What it says is that as people learn to get more out of the various elements, the chips and the BUS, etc, that you're going to see some really exciting stuff."
Alors, effectivement c'est un gars de chez Sony, effectivement 25% semble être un peu exagéré, mais il semblerait tout de même que la PS2 ne soit pas tant à la traine que ça par rapport à la concurrence
(Mais c'est pas pour relancer le débat XBox enterre NGC qui enterre PS2 qui enterre DC qui enterre N64 qui enterre PS1 qui enterre Saturn qui enterre SNin qui enterre Megadrive qui enterre NES qui enterre Master System qui enterre Atari 7800 qui...)