Mark Cerny "The Road to PS4" - 'No Hum, No Pajama' Edition @ gamelabs 2013
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- Thanks, Fred Dutton. This is an audio adjusted version. There's still a high pitched sound every now and then, but the consistent humming is reduced. It was a part of the feed. You can see the tech support guy going weird when he gets feedback. Also cut out that weird guy talking about his pajamas in the beginning.
Mark Cerny gives a lecture on how he, first party studios, hardware developers, and a few notable core players @ Sony spent 20 years building experiences and learning valuable skills relevant to console design, and what mistakes led them full circle back to a console that was both new, powerful, and easy to develop for.
From what I see in 2017, Mark is a genius. Sony is lucky to have an employee like him.
Absolutely, one of the few people in the gaming world that successfully bridges game development, hardware system architectural design and micro/macro pov on both.
Mark is going to make PS4 the new PS2. Wonderful mind working for the benefit of Sony. I love it.
He actually did it. Holy shit.
I hope the same goes for the ps5
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We can see it already is, hes proved all that laughed at him during the road to PS5.
More 3rd party games are running better on PS5 than XSX, while xsx has higher specs. Still haven't seen nothing yet more amazing looking and playing games await us.
This man is a genius.
I'd love for Mark to narrate a book, his voice is so incredible.
This guy's voice and story telling is the most amazingly interesting and addictive I have ever heard. I want to hear this guy say more!
There's so much passion in this man! every time I hear him talk, I just get excited about the next gen.
This man is the truth! Mark Cerny is a genius...didnt know he entered one of the best college at 16 as a full time student...very inspirational guy! He';s very sincere and hardworking. I like how he started from the bottom and now he's climbing to the top.
I am honored that he's the lead guy for PS4.
Highly competent man, SONY is very lucky to have him!
My favourite part of this presentation is the part about time to triangle. That we're back to the days of ps1. It will be so much easier for developers to experiment and try new things things generation. Love it!
this guy is great.. i wasnt going to watch more than 3 minutes of the video. ended watching it all...
its really inspiring and makes me feel like im taking the right choice for supporting playstation for soo many years .
This guys is amazing.
"Anyone who talks about triangle counts is misguided"
Hear that, David Cage?
He was quoting Ken Kutragi who said it. Ken wasn’t exactly bright. The rough launch of the PS3 caused him to retire from his position as President.
One reason why I chose the PS4, Cerny has absolutely no shame in telling the world his mistakes.
You know the PS4 is built correctly when it has an architect ilke Cerny behind it.
And now I’m here happy playing my PS5.
This is one of those rare occasions where I wish a presentation was longer. Way longer. Captivating.
at 16 he enters the university,at 17 he got a job at Atari as programer ...... pure genius,this man worked for Sony since PS1,why they didn't introduce him to us till now
I watched this entire thing and it didn't feel like it was 47 minutes. The entire thing was highly entertaining and it's amazing to know just how involved he was in the aspects of gaming I consumed and in general. Mark Cerny is a visionary that also had the benefit of somehow always landing in the right place at the right time. This man is one of the biggest assets in not just gaming but in entertainment in general. Such an amazing story and addictive story telling ability.
Love how he calls Ray Tracing exotic and unwanted by devs because of all the effort it'll take to adapt, yet it is now confirmed it for the PS5. We have certainly come a long way since then it would appear.
Honestly, the PS5 is looking so sick! Going to be a pre-order for me (my first PlayStation pre-order in my life). Mum bought me my PS1 and PS2. Father bought me my PS3. I bought my own PS4 when I got my graduate job.
I really didn't follow him until he was introduced during the PS4 unveiling back in February.
So much respect for this man. A true sleeping legend. So humble and ambitious. I mean the guy helped create some of the biggest franchises in gaming. Crash Bandicoot, Jak and Daxter and Uncharted. Major games.
Because of his history and how awesome and knowledgeable he is, made me pre order Knack.
It really is amazing listening to someone that's been in the gaming industry from the near get go. It even sounds like he helped shape it quite a bit.
this got me glued to my computer screen, this is the guy who made the ps4 the ps1, just amazing, great back round story, and perfect explanation on hat went wrong and what went well, he left on a note, that its up to us as the gamer, and developer to play hard and work hard with this new console
So true. No words for Steve's presentations. That man had so confident in things he was selling. I have all event saved in my computer.
His voice is so soothing, I could listen to him talk all day.
this guy is aw awesome he does things behind the scenes and no one knows he really exists but he helped make this industry as good as it is If you ever read this thank you Mark Cerny.
What a great guy. You can see he is really passionate about his work. He also has loads of experience. Having seen all the ups and downs of Sony Computer Entertainment. The PS4 must become an amazing console.
This is a brilliant presentation.
The man is truly a master at what he does.
This is actually quite inspiring. Mark clearly has great pride in the PS4, and it is his baby. If its could enough for the guy who had his hand in half my childhood games, its good enough for me.
Mark Cerny is a very smart man, ended up watching this whole confrence. It was a very great watch I would advise you guys to watch it fully as well :)
That was the most amazing lecture I heard in years
I really enjoyed watching Mark Cherny's presentation. It's was insightful to watch and the type of inspiration I like to see as I'm wrapping up my final year of Computer Science. Just like him, I don't know where I'll be in 5 years, but hopefully I'll be doing great things.
I just dig how open and honest he is about everything.
This was great. More developers should have these kinds of honest talks to their audience; I really liked how he acknowledged the faults of the PS3's hardware and how they really learnt from their mistakes for the PS4. That shows maturity and evolution on Sony's part.
I'm surprising myself at how much I want Knack... and how much I respect this guy.
Bring on the PS4.
Great speech. I wish there was a speech like this concerning the oddities of video game history (Sega Saturn, 3DO, or even Vita)
I can't believe this man was behind some of my best child hood memories with Playstation. Crash Bandicoot series was definitely by far my favorite game series for PS1. I'm really glad he stands behind the Playstation Brand and can see why the PS4 is looking to be successful with gamers and developers a like. Cerny you da man.
Mark and Jack are the realest guys under any major corporation. I've never seen a couple guys so dedicated to what they do, and they seem like they care about their consumers.
It is great to see how humbled Sony has become, and has put faces to its brand like Mark Cerny, Andrew House, Jack Tretton, etc. They have shown a willingness to listen to gamers and developers alike, and I feel like the approach they have taken will seriously benefit them across this generation.
Hey, I would like to sincerely thank you for uploading and sharing this. Thank you so much for taking time off of your day to give us this presentation. I wish Mark Cerny was my dad!
Wow I honestly loved this lecture than any other school lecture or high school lecture. College lecture or even university lecture. I soon enjoyed his whole story. Was genuinely disappointed that it ended and wanted to hear more
Thank you very much for uploading this. That was a fascinating story, and I love the way he speaks and presents.
It's amazing to think how this man went on to create Knack.
The way he explained it, it takes 1-2 months for the graphics team to "learn" how to display a full size rendered image on the screen. It took between 6 months and a year for them to learn how to do it on the PS3, but it dropped all the way down to 1-2 months for the PS4. What that means is that MANY games will be available early on. The system is much easier to program for.
Mark Cerny has always been my favorite guy in the gaming industry since the beginning. Good luck with your anniversary Mark :)
It's always good to listen to Mark Cerny, he certainly know his craft and is very passionate about this. Unfortunately, I've heard all these stories like 3-4 times, in every speech or conference, where he is invited, he's talking the same stuff, to the word sometimes. But it's not a biggie, he's in the spotlight now so people are interested
This dude is a freaking genius and has a great speech presence.
Brilliant man, and with regards to his pride, it's a presentation on his accomplishments, his career and how it helped shape playstation. Before the PS4 releal, he hardly ever stepped in the spotlight or even got really credited, so I think he earned a little show time. And honestly, with his presentational skills and history, who wouldn't want to hear what he has to say
never get bored to this guy ,, awesome
Amazing presentation. As a games enthusiast type, this is pretty much some of the most fascinating stuff ever.
"Easy to learn; Difficult to master"
This man gets it. Learn from the past to prepare for the future.
I like this guy. He tells his story gets to the point he wants to show. And, more importantly, he doesn't try to bullshit me with cloud services and random TV shit. He is definitely my kind of guy.
Mark seems very genuine and humble.
Well deserved vet of the game industry. He should be proud of his accomplishments in life. He's 49 years old to all the 15 year old's posting negative comments you'll probably never be as successful as him, so suck it....
I liked the way he was honest and acknowledged the mistakes made diring ps3 development. This is very rare of people as high up in a company as he is. I cannot wait to get my hands on my pre ordered ps4 :)
Thanks a bunch for uploading this man, u rock!
There's just something truly mesmerizing about listening to Cerny speak. I was kinda bummed when it ended. 47 minutes well spent.
This guy is so damn eloquent he puts any other public speaker to shame
Eu nunca comento nada... mas esse cara é apaixonado por games...
Eu fiquei feliz em saber o rumo que os games vão tomar se depender da Sony nos proximos anos....
I never comment on anything... but this guy is passionate about games...
I was happy to know the path that games are heading if it all depends on Sony, in the next few years....
It would have been imposible to implement backwards compatibility because the PS3's arhitecture is completely different from the PS4's one. Therefore, PS3 games cannot be natively played on PS4. They will be played through Gaikai, a cloud streaming service Sony recently bought, on the PS4. So, they somehow managed backwards compatibility.
And Mark Cerny is a genius. Incredible character and a man with history. Great vision!
Awesome guy, thanks for working in the industry.
Smartest thing Sony ever did was trust in Cerny, he has a mind for the business, and truly cares about it's future.
Others reading should also note that PS4 launch titles have been in development for 2 years. Up until 6 months ago the PS4 only had 4GB of RAM. Killzone Shadow Fall uses 3GB of RAM for example. It's games that only started development recently, and will come out in late 2014, early 2015 that will be starting to utilise the full 7GB of RAM available to them, plus by that point, they've had plenty of time to get used to the new system. You should start to see a pretty big leap in 2 years time.
This was very interesting and enjoyable to watch. Worth the 47 minutes
This guy is pretty impressive. I hope both the PS4 and the XBOX will thrive, as well as the PC, because why wouldn't I. Also with no clear winner, the competition will be fierce, which is good for the consumer.
The new console will be good for the whole game industry. Even PC games will get better because they might end up being the lead platform and indies might have an easier time getting onto the TV.
This alone gives me so much confidence that the PS4 will be a great system. It's not corporate-speak or buzzwords. It's people talking with people and making connections and ensuring they're making the best system they can.
Contrast with Microsoft who came right out of the gate with what they wanted consumers to buy - not what consumers wanted to buy - and with Nintendo and their core group doing what *they* want, not what the developers need. Sony's philosophy is just different... and logical.
What a genius. I am so glad that I watched this. Hooray for the PS4!
That's because, they're the industry, we're just consumers... People like him creates the future of gaming tech.
You can tell hes very passionate about what he does. So inspiring :)
Chrono Trigger featured some very cool looking hardware-assisted animations for spells and cutscenes. Wowed me when I first played it in 1997. Was as not only a well designed game but also technological achievement. Very pretty and polished.
and the amount of work he put into PS4 development is tremendous!
Sony is right to hire him for PS4
Thanks for the Upload !
This is like a cinematic retelling of a game of "Game Dev Tycoon" I played.
I could listen to him talking for hours.
Ignoring Prelucid's hallucinatory analogies, the point is essentially this: the GDDR5 solution is consistently fast to transfer data across multiple scenarios, while DDR3+eDRAM is generally slower in most cases but can allow a much greater speed in very specific and limited circumstances.
This is an amazing Presentation
mark cerrny made ps5 a 60fps console
microsoft started to lock 30fps on series x in starfield and to more teraflops
thx mark for the best console
This man is one of the reasons that I'm a Sony fan.
Man I have so much respect for this guy!
Great presentation ! he speaks so well .
This is really interesting. I don't think he's full of himself, he's just well spoken and not bashful.
Very informative and inspirational for any aspiring game developer.
This man is a genius. Really been enjoying my PS5 since I got it.
So many of my favourite PlayStation exclusives are from him
I have a feeling the PS4 will dominate this generation. I hope they come out with a variety of awesome games just like in the PS1/PS2 days. Please make this come true Sony, go return to dominance.
He was inducted into the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame for a reason.
Definitely being added to my Favorites on TH-cam
This was great. Mark Cerney had an interesting history and did great presenting. Finally heard what I had suspected, the PS4 could have been stronger :(
Will have to watch the rest of this later should be interesting
It's weird to watch this now, compared it to the PS5 presentation.
Yes. David Cage, head of Quantic Dream (Heavy Rain, Indigo Prophecy), made a presentation on the first PS4 reveal about how more polygons would deliver more emotions.
What is implied is that better graphics mean more emotional connection, what players from de SNES e PS1 era like myself strongly disagree.
You sir have are king in explaining questions in a hypothetical manner Lol
Good show x]
Very interesting speech, thanks a lot.
Jeeez man. Spring time launch of a new console. Imagine that happening today.
Wow PlayStation mastermind!!!!! I'm already in love with the ps4 and it's not even out yet, amazing presentation!!!.
Dr. Mordin. There. You cannot unhear it.
A very good speech... thanks for the video
This guy is pretty ambitious and passionate, and he works really hard.
Great analogy, my friend.
Awesome presentation!
Finished watching.. I am amazed
Learned how the ps4 was made. All in the hands of developers now. You got what you asked for, now put it to use.
My vote is for the 8GBs with 176 GB/s of memory. It's that familiar, flexible, PC type open architecture. It'll get the job done, I promise.