Buona la Prima - Episode 63
Pietro Faccio and Sergio Rocco from Buona la Prima take us into their wonderful world dedicated to the video game industry.
The podcast Buona la Prima is a partner of Biunivoca.
In this episode, Pietro and Sergio addressed some of the most interesting topics of the moment. Among the main topics is the new multiplatform strategy of Square Enix, with the desire to bring more and more titles from the Final Fantasy series to PC, Xbox, and future Nintendo consoles, due to the rising development costs that make the exclusive model less sustainable.
There was also space for the competition between Sony and Xbox, with Microsoft intending to strengthen the identity of its platform through the return of its historical exclusives, while Sony could seek new strategic collaborations with Square Enix.
In the second part of the podcast we discussed the agreement between Nvidia and Microsoft and the prospects offered by new processors optimized for artificial intelligence.
According to Pietro and Sergio, this technology could favor the development of increasingly powerful portable consoles and redefine the balance of the sector, with possible consequences also on the role of cloud infrastructures and large investments linked to AI.
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