You can tell he is an obvious PS4 fan. He talks about how he has nothing bad to say about PS4 and he has to sit down and think about something bad. He primarily talks about how cloud is suppose to make graphics look better. I do agree with him that technology is currently not there but its growing at such a fast rate that it could very well be on our doorstep in the near future. He then goes on to talk about the 300,000 servers how its not significant because other people use it. Currently there are 15,000 servers running everything that there currently is and a 20 fold increase is going to have a significant impact. The purpose of these servers are for dedicated use. The publishers/developers purchase the ability to use these servers. Which will actually cost them less than having their own servers. Now currently with how servers work is that you connect to them however they decide which "player/host" in the game has the best ability to run the match. This can give advantages, lag, and just poor game-play online depending on the host. The new servers being dedicated means that everyone will connect to the server that will be the host. This makes for much more consistent and stable online play. The next thing I'd like to talk about is the dynamic part of the servers which he doesn't matter. I remember new games coming out and servers crashing for the first few days leaving that game you just bought unplayable. Now this is usually due to the publisher/developer not having enough servers for the mass amounts of people attempting to play the game at release. The new dedicated servers will be able to increase how many servers are used on the fly for games. So on release day more servers can be dedicated for a game as more players attempt to play. This will allow for stable game-play no matter how many people are playing.

The difference is size, and MS will require all games to use dedicated servers, whether MS provided or not. For Sony it is an option. Also, sometime in 2014 is rather vague.

Yeah, it's pretty obvious, they've long since said it. I don't get why people can't get it through their skulls, I think they can't stand the thought that all this is possible across all platforms and MS doesn't have a huge advantage. Or maybe they want to believe that MS wasn't trying to screw them and Always online was necessary. Ah well, PS4 does all the stuff XBO does, well maybe not everything. I still have privacy and power of choice with the PS4. Also Gaikai streaming is gonna be great. Sure that one feature won't happen until 2014 but everything else is ready at launch. Also the time frame is between 2-12 months, not that much. Streaming and such I can wait for. It's launch anyways, there won't be much to download regardless. For a 10 year console, I can wait 6 months for better features.

Interesting, so PS4 can have all this X1 stuff. Oh well, I'm still getting the PS4 either way. The only thing I'd like this cloud computing for is getting PS1 and PS2 games. Wonder what Respawn has to say about this though, they're main thing for going with X1 for now at least, was the cloud.

well, I guess all that was going for the Xbox one besides Exclusive will be completely irrelevant now, The PS4 is literally the Xbox one's cheaper, game oriented big brother