Crytek's said that the amount of RAM afforded by the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 is "way too low", and as such wants to see Sony and Microsoft substantially increase it for next-generation consoles.
Speaking with Digital Foundry, the firm's R&D principle graphics engineer, Tiago Sousa, said he would like to see the PS3 and 360's successors pack in a whopping 16 times more RAM than the current 512MB on offer.
Sousa said, "My finger-pointing at Microsoft/Sony would really be on the memory side. It's was too low, and the biggest cripping factor from a visual perspective".
He offered, "I would really like to see next-gen console platforms with a minimum of 8GB".
Sousa said, "My finger-pointing at Microsoft/Sony would really be on the memory side. It's was too low, and the biggest cripping factor from a visual perspective".
He offered, "I would really like to see next-gen console platforms with a minimum of 8GB".
