Sims 5 should be it’s own “console”.....
It should be it’s own console. Rather than relying on hardware from computers or game systems, wouldnt it be amazing if it was its own small console, with the hardware designed around one massive g...
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Lol I don’t think people understand the concept of the original post.. I’m imagining an Apple TV style device (it’s really small, like a slightly chunky phone), comes with a usb so you literally hook it up to whatever. Your tv, your pc monitor, your Mac etc. You can still be sat at your desk as if it were your computer running the game, you wanna play with a mouse, and keyboard, you go gurl. Or set it up where ever. The beauty is it’s portable too so play it all around your own home if you want. Just like Apple TV.
And everyone saying how it’s not necessary as PC is already soOoOoo powerful. Erm then what’s with all the performance issues? Are we forgetting each sims game has performance issues, yet they were all designed for PC! Yeah some Gaming PCs are good, but I think we’ve already established the majority of people play it on their standard PCs out of convenience, ie everyone has a standard PC/ laptop.
That would be the whole point of this device, it is built with the specs it would need to run perfectly. Zero issues.
I think it’s an interesting concept, a device that stores a fully optimised sim world. Potential could be crazy and clearly the Sims audience if any, is willingly to invest a lot of $$$ into their game, however given EAs track record of seemingly investing as little as possible in its products, it’s unlikely to ever happen.
And everyone saying how it’s not necessary as PC is already soOoOoo powerful. Erm then what’s with all the performance issues? Are we forgetting each sims game has performance issues, yet they were all designed for PC! Yeah some Gaming PCs are good, but I think we’ve already established the majority of people play it on their standard PCs out of convenience, ie everyone has a standard PC/ laptop.
That would be the whole point of this device, it is built with the specs it would need to run perfectly. Zero issues.
I think it’s an interesting concept, a device that stores a fully optimised sim world. Potential could be crazy and clearly the Sims audience if any, is willingly to invest a lot of $$$ into their game, however given EAs track record of seemingly investing as little as possible in its products, it’s unlikely to ever happen.
