Yeah, it's copies, not revenue.
The Witcher 3 - 60 million
Cyberpunk 2077 - 35 million
Witcher 2 - 15 million
Witcher - 10 million
C2077: Phantom Liberty - 10 million
Teams typically only get slashed after their product is out and failed, firewalk studios didn't loose a single person until after concord was out. They enjoyed the full backing of Sony.
Which is mostly the word of disgruntled and lazy workers amplified by hacks like Jason Schreier.
Everything...
That's a really poor take. The computational cost of UE features is not corporate greed, unless you consider using UE as part of corporate greed.
The issue is complacency, And no, it's not corporate heads who are complacent about optimisation, because they know F all about it. It is the devs...
More cards to make less of? Unlikely,
I'm so cynical at this point I wouldn't be surprised if nvidia's big update would be pulling a crucial, I mean micron.
Up to 6X More Fake!
I'd settle for just 1X real frame but nvidia hasn't or barely improved raw rasterizer performance in the last two gens.
Not even a 5090 can run CP2077, a 5 year old game at playable frame rates.
DRM is not the issue, people (and that includes me) only care about convenience.
Therefore DRM only becomes a problem when it inconveniences people. Steam never did anything with the intent to inconvenience their users.
If someone could make the streaming equivalent of Steam they would break...
The logical answer would be less connections means less points of failure. But there is more to it. Due to the fragility and lack of safety margin in this stupid connector I think it is better to use the adapter that came with the GPU, because it will probably be made by the same supplier as the...
I welcomed the death of physical media, do you realize how much I hated disc based DRMs? That every freaking time you wanted to play a game you had to find its disc insert it into your drive and wait 60-120 seconds while starforce or securom tried to break your CD-ROM drive and if it fails to...
TBF when hitting concrete with this kind of speed doesn't matter what type of car it is. The difference is that it takes a mile for a regular car to reach 100mph while it takes 4 seconds in these.
It's better to die when you have nothing going on than when you're enjoying life. It's like waking...
Judging by the video he just misjudged the speed, went into the corner too fast slid off. He might have hit a rock, but if he did that already happened off the road. What he clearly hit however is the end of the concrete barrier which torn the car in two.