Rumor: Leaked GTA V Config Code Reveals PC, PS4 Versions
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Sortof, GTA4's port was pathetic and as of yet Red Dead Redemption has not been released on PC.TheScottishMexican42 said:
Max Payne 3 did get a full multi-port release but that was announced beforehand.
I wonder how much pressure Sony and co exerted on Rockstar to make a next gen port of GTA5?
Wait... Hasn't rockstar themselves said it was coming to PC and next gen or did I just assume that? Could have sworn I at least saw them say it was coming to the PC.
Pirates, as usual, not only playing game easier than legal costumers, but also being able to look it over.
its possibly because you can only make so much with 512 mb of ram of old consoles, and those pedestrians take a lot of it. any normal system can handle a lot more of it.Ultratwinkie said:
so far they have been successfully avoiding any commentary on PC.Guitarmasterx7 said:
Or this could simple be because Rockstar's dev kit is multi-platform so it has the possibility to code for PS4 and PC, but they still haven't done this for reasons.
I for one will be rather annoyed if a PS4 version will be announced since I was planning to get it on PS3, but would easily have chosen the next gen if possible.
I for one will be rather annoyed if a PS4 version will be announced since I was planning to get it on PS3, but would easily have chosen the next gen if possible.
F**k Rock* and their attitude towards PC gamers. I have no interest in buying anything from a company that has no interest in releasing it on my platform of choice (odd considering their PC roots). Not to mention GTAIV was thoroughly tedious, particularly compared with SR3. SR4 in fact has a mod kit coming out for player made mods. Bottom line:
Volition >>>> Rockstar
If it GTAV ever came to PC, I'd pick it up only if it was in a dirt cheap Steam sale.
Volition >>>> Rockstar
If it GTAV ever came to PC, I'd pick it up only if it was in a dirt cheap Steam sale.
People that complain about that are assholes, there is a very big possiblility that there will be a PC version and a slightly less that there will be a next gen version so with that all people have to do is wait a bit, even if nothing comes out they are rewarded with a drop of price.Ultratwinkie said:
And about a more complete version I highly doubt it, it will be superior because of framerate and like you said more peds, cars and probably less pop ups, but those are all technical limitations by the current gen, not exactly less content.
People will whine about it but fuck them, if they werent so spoiled they could just wait a bit longer.
This time around, the newest consoles on the block are pretty comparable to and compatible with bog standard current PC architecture. So, if they play it right, the PC version will be just as awesome as the PS4/XB1 ones. From where I am sitting, a Linux version of next-gen console games would be the most natural and simple thing.unstabLized said:
However, there's just no guarantee for anything these strange days.
captcha: nyan cat - do you have to pay royalties for that?
But it wouldn't be cheaply then would it. If they didn't get it on console and want it on PC, they probably don't own a console, and never will, so it would be the cost of the game + $120ish for the console (or whatever they cost, I've never followed console pricing).Shadow-Phoenix said:
GTA 4 ran on PC fine compared to consoles anyway, it's just that it ran fairly badly on everything. But people with uber rigs will be louder about it than people on 360/PS3, despite the 'uber rigs' running it at settings which blew the console version away. The equivalent console settings on PC GTA 4 are all the sliders all the way to the left after all.Headdrivehardscrew said:
Aye, I get that bit.TheComfyChair said:
I enjoyed Crysis when it first came out, it was new, pretty fresh and, to some extent, pretty awesome. Getting new and better hardware made this one title feel really modular, growing with the hardware one threw at it. It made the title a playable bonus benchmarking suite, and It allowed me to rediscover the same things over and over again, and I liked that. Alas, as with other series, this first title in the series would remain to be the most technically impressive, with the most details, the most extreme drawing distance, the one to really get lost in when you set your mind to just go and sneak or jump or run through this exquisitely rendered virtual world. It had less cheap thrills, less fx than the follow up titles, but so much more actual game substance.
With Crysis 2, all the PC folks got was the same basic prison chow that the console customers got, and it faintly smelled of ass, and a prison of tunnels and invisible walls, which was not a hit with the crowd. You can't possibly hold that against them.
Aye, I think PC GTA 4 was fine. Not superb, not as technically exceptional as it could have been, but it was alright and competent enough to be enjoyable, despite the current gen consoles various, hefty limitations. Most people I've seen complain about it ran it on inadequate hardware and they tended to absolutely refuse to wisen up as to why their 2004 hardware was not up to snuff to play a 2008 open-world ride. Then again, a lot of the console crowd folks are still refusing to accept that big dreams and huge games just don't fit into anemic sprinkles of RAM, no matter how many gigafruitloops any given CPU is theoretically capable of crunching. It's Blast Processing all over again.
Not necessarily, when Hitman: Blood Money (I THINK it was blood money...) came to PS2 and Xbox it was later released to the Xbox 360, with nothing more than graphical update. I don't like the idea of this game getting released for next generation though, waste of my money that I bought it for a soon to be retired console then... i mean, this isn't a short game, it's a long game, I'm actually delaying my PS4 release because I'll be playing GTA V...Icehearted said:
Oh come on, is this really a surprise?
I mean for crying out loud, even Michael Pachter called this one!
I mean for crying out loud, even Michael Pachter called this one!
