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Discussing AMD x Sony, PS5 Pro, XBOX Magnus, PS6, and Next-Gen AMD & Nvidia w/ Dustin Furman of Sacred Symbols (Guest Telegrams)
🕑 Added 2025-10-09 02:16:48 +0000 UTCThe next episode of Broken Silicon will see us be joined by Dustin Furman of Last Stand Media & Sacred Symbols! Dustin has A LOT to say about the current state of PlayStation, XBOX, Nintendo, and PC gaming - and also Project Amethyst and what he expects from the next generation!
Feel free to ask about ANYTHING having to do with XBOX, PlayStation, Nintendo, and PC gaming...but make sure your submissions are as concise as possible!
You have ~36 hours to submit below!
Check out Dustin's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@DustinCanFly
Check out Sacred Symbols on Last Stand Media: https://www.youtube.com/@LastStand-Media
Recent AMD x Sony Project Amethyst Video: https://youtu.be/1LCMzw-_dMw
Dustin's Critical PS5 Pro video: https://youtu.be/SL3ly5q7qyc?si=nBJz9k-pEfgXuJ7S
XBOX Magnus Leak: https://youtu.be/X_pjrZQDerw
PS6 Orion Leak: https://youtu.be/mmAX6XFQsA8
PS6 Canis Leak: https://youtu.be/x-A3Bl2hXoQ
AMD AT3/4 Medusa Leak: https://youtu.be/K0B08iCFgkk
RDNA 5 Leak: https://youtu.be/uLsykckkoZU
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Comments
EuroBlue
Hi, Tom If you've seen the interview (if not link with timestamp is attached) of an Arch Linux dev following the Valve sponsorship saying that the donation from Valve regarded support for different CPU Architectures like arm64 and riscv64, but mainly arm64 and he explicitly tells that Valve is interested in ARM. Also you leaked info about AMD's Sound Wave which is a ARM based APU. Now Valve is preparing to launch their arm64 hybrid gaming VR Headset. And we can not forget the recent donation (hiring contractors) to work for the FEX-Emu project which is a lightweight program that allows running x86-64 software on ARM64 CPUs including games which is demonstrated by the YouTube channel of the project. So, after connecting the dots my question is: Do you think that Steam Deck 2 could have an AMD manufactured ARM64 based APU, which would provide the necessary leap in performance per hour? Here is the link with the time stamp https://youtu.be/zB62zhzGV1A?si=3AYhvuW9qfyC-6tK&t=441
Matt Kuryloski
Hi Dustin and Tom, I’m curious how you are choosing where to buy your games in terms of platform. I’ve been a pretty loyal PlayStation fan for about 25 years now, but I find myself drawn to the Steam Deck and PC given the upper limits of where performance can go, especially when I consider how modern games may play on the Steam Deck 2 and older games will age well performance-wise. PlayStation has the edge in convenience of a simple UI and Tv connection (not to mention CEC), and the compatibility on the upcoming handheld should be superb, but I can’t help but think how console games are locked to their settings with few options. I still prefer to game on the couch or handheld vs at a desk, but the back catalog performance that always improves with your hardware is so enticing. How do you pick where to play, and do you think this will change in the future as we see the next PlayStation handheld and Steam Deck 2? Thanks, Matt Kuryloski
