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So you're saying Sony built/assembled a production PS4 with 4 gigs of memory and made available to all the developers only to announce at the conference that the PS4 they had built would be scrapped and a newer one with 8 gigs would be produced?
No....NO PS4 hardware was present at the announcement. Even the developers of Killzone did not know it would be greater than 4 gig until it was announced on stage.
It was all on developer kits (PC's).
No....NO PS4 hardware was present at the announcement. Even the developers of Killzone did not know it would be greater than 4 gig until it was announced on stage.
Guerrilla's decision to stick with 4GB suggest that the developer may not have been aware of Sony's decision to include 8GB in final retail hardware – something Just Add Water CEO Stewart Gilray told VideoGamer.com had been kept secret from third-party developers until the console's announcement. "We were told [PS4] was 4GB originally," Gilray told us, "and we first knew it had 8GBs when Mark said at the event's stage, 'And it has 8GB of memory.' We'd had kits at that point for a good while."
It was all on developer kits (PC's).
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