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ItвЂ™s always a matter of compromising between costs, power/heat, and in this backwards compatibility as well.

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Unfortunately this would be a very challenging design to implement on a small motherboard and this would raise the production costs of PS4, which means more expensive PS4 console (в‚¬550-в‚¬600 probably)

вЂ“ Implement CELL CPU and RSX chip in every PS4 console to allow backwards compatibility.

Also means a lot of R&D costs, which might lead to an expensive console.

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вЂ“ Retain the CELL CPU architecture from PS3 and make backwards compatible possible, but this means lots of work under the hood to optimize and program for PS4 like with the PS3. I agree, that they should have thought backwards compatibility better.Д«ut to be fair, Mark Cerny and his team probably had to make a compromise somewhere when designing the PS4 hardware-wise:

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This action packed thrill ride of a game will take series newcomers and regulars alike on a retina popping thrill ride filled to the absolute brim with 1080p gameplay, silky smooth combat, earth shaking weapons, bosses you simply have to face to believe and an all new new photo mode so you can share those most tender of God of War moments, like stabbing a Minotaur in the frickin face, with your friends and loved ones. It actually comes out this 15th July and 17th July in the UK. Well, not here yet, but here in the sense that we are announcing it, here. Well, thanks to the fine folks at SCE we do not have to imagine anymore because God of War III Remastered is here! Imagine if a game like that came out on PS4, right? Seriously, every time I play through that game I see the unique brand of brilliance the Santa Monica team pours into every game they do.

While I did not continue on to direct the game, Stig Assmussen, the badass Art Director on the series, took the helm as Director and continued crafting the game and story to its eventual meteoric heights with creative gravitas and skill, and along with his amazing team created one of the craziest, most bombastic and most visually resplendent entries in the series. Going into the third game I set to work on a script and game layout that would push the PS3 to its absolute limit. The story I wrote for God of War II set the stage for an epic finish to the trilogy Dave and I had always imagined: an all out war between the Gods, Titans and our favorite angst-ridden Spartan warrior.

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As a professional I owe much of my current career to the opportunity that he and Shannon Studstill(now head of Santa Monica Studio) gave me to go on and direct the second game As luck would have it, many of you played that game and liked it enough to let us make many incredible entries into the series.ДЄs a fan action adventure and story based games myself, I am forever thankful to Dave Jaffe for the amazing world he created, out of his freaking head. Together we fought our way to the finish, battling side-by-side (and sometimes even against each other) to reach the finish line and release a game that we all were proud of.

Then slowly it coalesced with our desire to make the best вЂpick-up-and-playвЂ™ action adventure game, seamlessly taking the player to the far reaches of their imagination.ДЄll of this was rolled into the capable hands of one of the most talented development teams I have had the pleasure of working with, the Santa Monica Studio. It all began with DaveвЂ™s vision of a brutal mythological world that was equal parts amazing and insane. I joined the Studio later in the development of the first game and had the pleasure of being part of making Kratos who he is today. I believe that David Jaffe did just that when he created and directed the first God of War game. So making an original game that is successful, well, that is just lightning in a bottle, my friends. Happy 10th birthday God of War! I canвЂ™t believe it has already been ten years (almost to this day) since Santa Monica Studio released Kratos out into the wild.Д¬reating an original game is really hard it takes a combination of creativity, tenacity, guts, skill, and letвЂ™s be honest here, no small amount of total lunacy to imagine and see to the finish an entirely new world.