Patcher’s unrealistic 240fps prediction for PS4.. (Responding to him?)

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Everybody, including me (Author of this post..) are excited about next gen of Consoles (PC master race are already in!)
but.. We hate some Analysts who most of the time who bring unrealistic expectations about the Video game industry, like Patcher, as everybody expected..
Let me start..

Sony’s new console will feature graphics chips developed by Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and processors capable of rendering games at 240 frames per second, Pachter said. Current-generation games typically render at 30 or 60 frames per second. As with past model changes, Sony will continue to produce and sell the almost 7-year-old PlayStation 3.

I can say that the PS4 and Xbox 8 will both feature an AMD APUs, being natively able to render 1080p at 60fps (I hope it does),

Sony “is 100 percent certain to announce the PlayStation 4″ at a Feb. 20 event, Michael Pachter, an analyst with Wedbush Securities in Los Angeles, said Friday, citing his checks with game developers and retailers.

Yada yada, and otherwise, he is still not right about the other stuff, expect the PS4 Meeting event. 🙂 (PS who even likes old men shouting at the clouds?)
The Japan Times via NeoGAF

Players Accuse Tiny Tina From Borderlands 2 Of “Verbal Blackface,” Gearbox Writer Says He’ll Change Her If Racist

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Players Accuse Tiny Tina From Borderlands 2 Of “Verbal Blackface,” Gearbox Writer Says He’ll Change Her If Racist

Players Accuse Tiny Tina From Borderlands 2 Of “Verbal Blackface,” Gearbox Writer Says He’ll Change Her If Racist
RSS Today, an argument broke out on Twitter between Anthony Burch, lead writer on Borderlands 2, and a few players who think that Tiny Tina is a racist character. The issue, as some folks saw it, was that Tiny Tina appropriated African American lingo. See above video, which showcases Tiny Tina dialogue, if you want reference.

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via: kotaku.com

Apple Patents Plastic iPhone Without Home Button

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Apple Patents Plastic iPhone Without Home Button

Apple Patents Plastic iPhone Without Home Button
Tom’s Hardware > News > Solutions > Tablets and Smartphones > Apple Patents Plastic iPhone Without Home Button Apple Patents Plastic iPhone Without Home Button 12:00 AM – February 3, 2013 by Zak Islam – source: FPO Believed to be the much rumored low-cost iPhone.

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via: www.tomshardware.com

It’s official: XNA is dead

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It’s official: XNA is dead

It’s official: XNA is dead
Microsoft has confirmed that it does not plan to release future versions of the XNA development toolset. A blog post from developer Promit Roy earlier this week apparently detailed Microsoft’s plans to fully retire the XNA Game Studio tools on April 1, 2014, while also suggesting that the future of API collection DirectX is uncertain.

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via: indiegames.com

Will ‘Grand Theft Auto 5′ Top ‘Call of Duty’ in 2013?

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Will ‘Grand Theft Auto 5′ Top ‘Call of Duty’ in 2013?

Will ‘Grand Theft Auto 5′ Top ‘Call of Duty’ in 2013?
Sometimes it takes a giant to slay a giant, and in the case of video games there is no bigger giant than Activision’s Call of Duty franchise. A perennial “best selling game of the year” title holder, Call of Duty is poised to continue said tradition in 2013, that is if it can fend off some pretty stiff competition.

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via: gamerant.com

New Sherlock Holmes game announced, uses Unreal Engine 3

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New Sherlock Holmes game announced, uses Unreal Engine 3

New Sherlock Holmes game announced, uses Unreal Engine 3
Focus Home Interactive recently announced a new game in the Sherlock Holmes series called Crimes & Punishments. In development by Frogwares, the adventure game will feature eight cases in which players will guide Holmes through “important moral choices instead of simply enforcing justice by the book.

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via: www.joystiq.com

The Dreamcast lives on thanks to a pair of new games

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The Dreamcast lives on thanks to a pair of new games

The Dreamcast lives on thanks to a pair of new games
The Dreamcast has been dead for well over a decade, but the venerable console’s library still grows to this day. Slowly but surely independent developers continue to release games the platform, such as Gunlord, hoping that its vocal community of supporters still care enough to support “brand new retro games.” And it appears that they do.

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via: www.destructoid.com

Why is Nintendo not ready for HD?

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Why is Nintendo not ready for HD?

Why is Nintendo not ready for HD?
One possibility for all the silly artwork of games we’ve been seeing such as the cloth style for Yoshi is that Nintendo isn’t ready for HD. Lately, Miyamoto said they are still buying specialists and hiring people. Nintendo has also been on Gamecube architecture for over ten years. Remember how long it took to get Twilight Princess out?

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via: seanmalstrom.wordpress.com

Ubuntu 13.04 Wallpaper Contest Begins

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Ubuntu 13.04 Wallpaper Contest Begins

Ubuntu 13.04 Wallpaper Contest Begins
Canonical announced at the end of January that the Ubuntu Wallpaper Contest for the upcoming 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) operating system is now open for submissions. Once again, Canonical wants you to submit some quality photos, which can be used as desktop backgrounds for its Ubuntu distribution. The rules are simple!

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Google Chromebooks now in 2,000 schools

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Google Chromebooks now in 2,000 schools

There sure is a lot of fancy book-learning happening with Google Chromebooks these days. According to Google, its Chromebooks are now in use in 2,000 schools. That’s twice as many as there were three months ago. So Googles education initiative is chugging along nicely.
via: www.geeky-gadgets.com