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13 hours ago, George P said:

 

Dev Kits are always over powered right? This isn't the spec for Scarlett right? 

 

Also Scarlett is the lower powered of the two?

Also looking forward to this 😁😁

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8 minutes ago, dipsylalapo said:

Dev Kits are always over powered right? This isn't the spec for Scarlett right? 

 

Also Scarlett is the lower powered of the two?

Also looking forward to this 😁😁

Yeah, devkits are always more powered because they're running the game plus debugger and other stuff.  They always have more RAM and in the X1X's case a more powerful GPU, (6.6tflops).  

 

Scarlet is the name of the next gen in general, if the rumor is true about 2 systems then Lockhart is the lower end base and Anaconda is the beefy top end model.

 

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1 minute ago, dipsylalapo said:

Bleeding Edge looks strange! 

Maybe, I mean normally these types of games are shooters, but this has the well known hack'n slash ninja theory is known for.  So it's more mele and up close than just pew pew from around the corner.

 

New Ori up now.

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Gamepass for PC, finally! So freaking glad that is launching, makes my year. If only they had launched that with Win10 when they were talking about the MS ecosystem. My faith in not buying consoles is rewarded.

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