While numerous users have reported poor download speeds for the PlayStation 3, Sony is confident it will put a better foot forward this time around, Gara said. Improving the download process on PS4 has been a "major area of focus" and investment, Gara said. Some of the problems that have occurred have occurred on older machines, which of course when you go into the next-generation you at least get to reset and start again and everything's the same age and new. "The file version of the game versus the disc version of the game maybe needs to go through additional QA and additional testing. Overall, the download process on PS4 remains a "relatively tedious" endeavor, Gara said. Killzone: Shadow Fall is an uber file-I think it's cracking on for 50GB. This is a little bit counterbalanced by the fact the files themselves are getting bloody big. "The Play as you Download functionality, for example, means you don't need the whole file before you go. And there are big innovations in the PS4 to make it more attractive and more easy gamer wise to want to download," Gara said. "First of all, is definitely going to grow as a means of consumption. Now Playing: Killzone: ShadowFall Still Has Much to Prove What about you? Does getting the highest resolution and framerate possible factor into your decision making for which system to buy? Are you a PC purist? Share your thoughts on the Killzone video and the future of graphics in gaming in the comments below.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's The battle for next generation consoles is far from over, and resolutions and framerates may, in the end, be a reason one console does better than another. The game is running on a maxed out PC with all the settings on Ultra, and while the PC certainly looks better, it’s clear to see how much closer a next-generation console has come to recreating that experience than ever before. Digital Foundry recently put together a video showing the graphical differences between the PS4 and PC versions of Battlefield 4. The war of words on the internet has gone back and forth between gamers, with some saying 1080p and 60fps is an absolute necessity if developers want to be able to call their game next-gen, while others say they can’t see a difference in quality.
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