Black Myth Wukong and the Xbox Series S, New GTA 6 Leaks, Switch 2

[@EliteBlackSash]

42:44 I was doing something else, while listening. But, I had to come over and look at what is going… because He has been cooking this person for minutes 😅😂🤣

[@kusumayogi7956]

Xbox series S is next gen but cannot play next gen games

[@repodog6191]

The s only has 1 gig of ram more than the ps4 pro the pro has 8 gddr5 and 1 ddr3 !

[@Dailyshorts4x0]

@@repodog6191no one cares nerd

[@jimmymac2292]

Its not a Series S issue, its a Devloper issues as admitted by the developer. I am not sure how it went from a "memory leak" issue months ago. To "we don't have the optimization experience" but at least we know the truth "The only thing missing is the Xbox,” he said, per machine learning translation, “which somehow feels a bit wrong, but that 10GB of shared memory - without years of optimisation experience - is really hard to make work.”

[@ReforgeGaming]

Yup. They apparently don’t have enough experience to deal with the memory bottleneck. So the Series S is the cause. Same as it was for Larian with BG3 and splitscreen. Same as it was for 343 abandoning splitscreen for halo infinite. You guys that can’t admit the truth are embarrassing

[@sithhunter965]

It's been a series s issue with dozens of games since 2020. The cope is real

[@jimmymac2292]

@ReforgeGaming 343's official statement was they pulled resources away from split screen to prioritize multi-player. So really it's one game. Ironically, you stood on Sony business with PSSR. When it 5 or 6 games that ran poorly. Why don't you try to be consistent when it comes to game optimization and development implementation.... especially when the Dev literally says they don't have the optimization experience

[@yomamasohot6411]

I don't understand what are you defending here? The fact that Xbox Series S' memory bottleneck is the developer's fault?

[@jimmymac2292]

@yomamasohot6411 But it's not and anyone who develops games would know that there is alot more in-between a game and hardware. Often times, middleware tends to eat up resources more than native code. The simple fact people speak in such a dichotomy, really shows the lack foresight into the devlopment process