Probaly not before release, but likely the day of.

I find it hilarious that this thing get's called a "shit" PC, and yet it outperforms the consoles in gaming benchmarks.

Consoles: when even a shit PC is too expensive for your burger flipping salary.

@loco145: Pretty much this.

Pretty much this.

I'm thinking of getting the Xbox One Slim though, do want 4K TV support, plus it looks nice. If Microsoft announces built in PC streaming support a la Steam Link, I'll pull the trigger immediatley and see if I can get a few bucks trade in value for my current Xbone. Otherwise I'll wait.

Don't play games on consoles, much prefer PC gaming, so it's mostly for the entertainment system features.

And that's why you need to put out your games on PC publishers.

I never said they are a must. That's you babbling.

What we have here is you coming up with a definition of an RPG that you prefer and then proclaiming any RPG that doesn't conform to your narrow deifnition, a "bad" RPG.

Talk about asinine.

Such as?

Won't the standard unit drop in price though?

Don't know if you're wooshign me or what. Can you explain how it doesn't? You need quality writing for storylines to be compelling, and interesting and to make the player feel involved in the story. You need quest diversity to provide you with more and more branching avenues for role-playing.

This is obvious... I thought...

In what way? I can't think of many recent RPG's that cna even touch it in terms of player agency, quality of writing, character development, and quest diversity. Again, combat isn't very good, I'll give you that. The loot and crating system wasn't my cup of tea exactly either, but the systems weren't terrible.

Certainly games like Dragon Age Inquisition: return of the elder berries, now with more single player MMO, don't come close. Neither does the incredibly dumbed down new Fallout.

Pillars of Eternity is up there, as well as is Divinity: Original Sin. Can't think of many other recent titles at least...

Lol, what?

Steam hardway survey places the number of PC's with PS4 or better performance at over 50%. That's over 90 million active steam users - or more than double the number of PS4's ever sold.

The game is pretty much guaranteed to have performance issues on the PS4 - rumors are that it was delayed because of these issues on PS4 - and probably play at 50% or less of the draw distance than on PC.

That procedural generation is likely hitting that CPU hard - and if that's the case it's likely that even the Neo won't perform as well as even an entry level gaming PC (since the CPU on the Neo appears to be a slightly OC'ed version of the one on the PS4).

Your best bet is sticking to the PC, not only for No MAn's SKy, but also for the plethora of other space games/sims on the platform now and those coming in the future.