DICE: Xbox One and PS4 have "more things in common" than Xbox 360 and PS3
http://www.oxm.co.uk/65408/dice-xbox-one-and-ps4-have-more-things-in-common-than-xbox-360-and-ps3/
In news that will surely admit of absolutely no controversy or upset, Battlefield 4's executive producer Patrick Bach has suggested that there's not as much clear blue water between Xbox One and PS4 as between Xbox 360 and PS3. Somebody fetch the fire extinguisher while I board up the office windows, please.
"Even on an extremely high level, I think they have more things in common," Bach told MMGN in an interview last week. "It's much easier to develop and to deliver on five platforms, which is good for us."
Comcept's Keiji Inafune (creator of Mega Man and no end of cherished Capcom games) would presumably agree. "I don't think there's a major difference between them," he told Edge last month.
"If you get down to the tiny details then maybe each is better at one thing than the other, but it doesn't really impact the way you make a game. It's not like PS4 or Xbox One are particularly hard to develop for. Quite the opposite: you can make whatever you want on either one, and that should be enough for anyone."
Thoughts?
http://www.oxm.co.uk/65408/dice-xbox-one-and-ps4-have-more-things-in-common-than-xbox-360-and-ps3/
In news that will surely admit of absolutely no controversy or upset, Battlefield 4's executive producer Patrick Bach has suggested that there's not as much clear blue water between Xbox One and PS4 as between Xbox 360 and PS3. Somebody fetch the fire extinguisher while I board up the office windows, please.
"Even on an extremely high level, I think they have more things in common," Bach told MMGN in an interview last week. "It's much easier to develop and to deliver on five platforms, which is good for us."
Comcept's Keiji Inafune (creator of Mega Man and no end of cherished Capcom games) would presumably agree. "I don't think there's a major difference between them," he told Edge last month.
"If you get down to the tiny details then maybe each is better at one thing than the other, but it doesn't really impact the way you make a game. It's not like PS4 or Xbox One are particularly hard to develop for. Quite the opposite: you can make whatever you want on either one, and that should be enough for anyone."
Thoughts?