Possible specifications of PlayStation 4
Sony does not want anything to advance the next generation of its home console, but rumors and leaks continue to occur. The latest data say the console is being developed under the project name Orbis. In addition, they have released some technical details and how Sony plans to manage the registration of games and backward compatibility.
Over the past months have speculated that Sony later the launch of a new generation of its PlayStation console. The company has repeatedly denied but what is taken for granted is already working on that device. Sony did not disclose any details of that development, but a trusted source portal Kotaku, usually hit with leaks, has revealed some details about the console.
The first is the name of the development project. According to the anonymous source, Sony has called the project Orbis, which could be the name that accompany of the PlayStation name. The company may waive the number four in favor of the name. Thus, PlayStation Orbis would bet Sony. Remember that Sony has already caught betting on a different name in its latest laptop. Rather than name it the PSP 2, the company has opted for PS Vita.
The anonymous source Kotaku confidence has also discussed some details of what could be the hardware of the console. It seems that Sony is working to use an AMD x64 CPU and a powerful GPU Southern Islands. Thus, the console would have potential for developers to create games with a resolution of 4096×2160, a virtually unprecedented resolution. These data confirm that Sony could present large screens in the coming months.
Next to this outpouring of graphic quality, the alleged PlayStation Orbis also allow 3D games run at 1080p. Sony has opted for 3D games and PlayStation 3, so this idea, if not safe, it is very logical. Such games may have 3D quality that has not yet had a chance to enjoy.
Another detail that the anonymous source leaked the plan of distribution of games that Sony wants. Apparently, the new console titles would not be backwards compatible with its predecessors, at least in physical form. This policy is already the case with PS Vita and many users will not like. Furthermore, the intention is to link each game Sony, Blu-ray physical or digital, to an account PS Network. Thus, the company would fight piracy and possible especially with the sale of second hand.
Finally, it appears that the intention of Sony is that the PlayStation Orbis release in 2013. Specifically, the new PlayStation would be available for Christmas, probably limited to certain markets. The company could introduce the device in one of the great fairs of 2013, possibly E3, and then launch the console later this year.
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