Annath

I can't see this as anything but a rumour.

No changes they make now are going to have a big enough impact on the performance gap to justify the monetary and logistical headache of changing components this late in development.

Not to mention the fact that all the launch games are being developed with current specs in mind, so any benefits to this reworking of hardware won't affect launch software sales.

I'm recovering from jaw surgery, so I'm going to finally sit down and play through Mass Effect 2...then Mass Effect 3...then Dark Souls...then Sonic Generations...not to mention the stuff I keep buying on my Vita...

I have way too many things I want to play while I'm stuck doing not much else.

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