The only reason is because of Xbox One's eSRAM and GDDR3 causes a cap on fidelity. We haven't seen any significant game delays recently beyond MS exclusives, but that's with any console tbh. Everyone has delays.

Actually they have to scale games back compared to PC. 30fps, lower resolution, etc. Granted, it's even worse on the XB1, but the gaming industry has more to offer.

The last generation (minus the Wii) had extremely advanced hardware (moreso the PS3, but that's why it was dead last last gen). This generation was already comparable to at best a midrange PC in 2013.

True. Which is why I'm unhappy with the PS4.5 as I know PS4 players will be penalised with slower frame rates and slow loading times.

But my point is, I don't think they will be a ps5 because the PS4.5 will meet the demands of what the gaming industry has to offer.

Graphical fidelity isn't even the worst problem of Xbox One games, it is the performance.

Remember the parity clause?

That's the reason Rocket League got delayed for you guys until January. Or the reason No Man's sky The Witness, Paragon etc and many other Japanese games aren't coming to Xbox One besides the sales.


Considering those games are just recently released , you dismissing that there are no more problems like that occuring in the near future is bull imo. Creating a game in another platofrm is harder. A complimentary system like PS4 Neo to a PS4 with the same architecture? I really doubt it.

The parity clause was only for release dates and doesn't exist anymore. The performance of games on Xbox One is certainly not a problem, both consoles have faults in performance from frames dropping to screen tearing just look at Fallout 4.

No Mans Sky is likely getting a release on Xbox One as well, the PS4 exclusivity isn't a result of any graphical issues on Xbox One.