Ps4

: By switching to a PC-like x86-64 structure, Sony made it significantly easier for developers to port and optimize games across platforms.

While its predecessor, the PS3, was built on the notoriously difficult "Cell" architecture, Sony engineered the PS4 to be . : By switching to a PC-like x86-64 structure,

: The decision to use 8GB of high-speed GDDR5 RAM was a breakthrough, solving the memory bottleneck issues that had plagued the previous generation. : By switching to a PC-like x86-64 structure,

The PS4 era transitioned gaming from a solo activity into a social, persistent experience. : By switching to a PC-like x86-64 structure,