Did you play Final Fantasy VII Remake? That’s probably the only one exclusive right now.
I did at launch last year but got no interest replaying
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Xbox’s SSD was already faster with SFS and in real world application with Quick Resume. PlayStation never sat its little tush on the throne to begin with. 
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Never fall for marketing especially Sony’s
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its a bigger chip on a smaller manufacturing node 
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500$ vs 3000+$
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Oh a $3000 laptop is as performant as a $399/$499 game console. BIG NEWS. MUCH WOW.
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you don’t need 3000 dollars to be more powerful than a PS5. Also, all that GPU performance is geared towards the production side (C4D Octane, etc), as Apple still doesn’t seem to give two shits about making gaming viable in their Mac ecosystem.
The PS5 comparison is silly, but what Apple is achieving on a performance per watt basis is very impressive.
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No refuting that.
TSMC should also get a lot of credit for their manufacturing excellence.
Yeah it’s on 5nm, but it’s really apples design here. Qualcomm at the same node won’t be close.
It is a big ass chip though, lol.
This.
Yup… If one wants to play the 60fps for 5 minutes and then switch to 30fps 
rDNA 4 rumors were better then these claims
Gosh, I haven’t touched my PS5 in a minute. Almost started to regret buying one, but then I see that supply shortages are still in full swing.
It is impressive
Right now, no one is making consumer grade Big ARM SoCs except Apple
You pay extra for that custom logic in a thin profile with far better power/thermal efficiency. With Metal APIs gaming/VR will be viable soon on a future Apple console.
