ShadowFox08
Paratroopa
I can see the cross-gen period for the PlayStation 5, the Xbox Series X|S, and the DLSS model* last much longer than 2 years, especially with strong demand for ABF substrates not expected to subside until around 2026-2027.
Agreed. I can see ps4 and xbone lasting a bit longer than the gen before it, due to the chip shortage as well.
To be fair, If we count DLSS, i think we'll get closer to a 8-10x GPU performance boost vs original switch. CPU of course will be a generation apart. Bandwidth will be bigger than Wii u --> Switch, which is probably the worst/lowest increase between consoles (only 2x). Hopefully 102 GB/s with Orion cache.I mean I literally said in the post you replied to that it won't be a "pro". We agree there.
I'm saying that the old/traditional idea of a "successor" is, I believe, dead.
It's not an order of magnitude more powerful though. Not even close. We're talking maybe 2-3x better GPU and 5-8x better CPU. An order of magnitude would be a flat 10x increase for everything which we're absolutely not getting.
Reminder that the new 3DS had a 6x stronger CPU. Wii had at best 2x over GC but was called next gen. Because next gen is a marketing phrase and nothing else.