64 Bit?

[Meat Vegetable]

Is 64 bit going to be added eventually?

[Prasiatko]

Does the game use anywhere near enoug RAM to justify 64-bit?

[Meat Vegetable]

No for development of games since 32 bit seems to be the end

[SirCabbage]

Which seems really odd, given that consoles reach like 128 gb of ram, and 64bit support in games actually started coming out LONG before consoles reached 4 gigs of ram in the real world. Hell, the fact that it is missing that at all is odd- under "features and technology" you should be able to select 16bit, 32 bit, THEN 64bit, but all you have is colour and sound- which isn't the same thing.

But I mean, they are missing a lot of things really- I mean, I could make a sizeable list I am sure... lets try!~

8K, Procedual Generation, Asycronous Compute, Uncompressed Sound, Orchestral Soundtrack (This one happened in 1998 with Total Annihilation), Stream Intergration (twitch integration is becoming more and more common, and is becoming a sales point of games),

I mean, it is missing whole concepts- expansion packs, dlc, Idle Games (free games that must be updated to earn money through ads and donations), Party/Stream Games, Visual Novel, Roguelight/Like, Early Access games, crowdfunding (more useful if you don't decide to start in 1980, but would still be cool)

digital distrobution
I should be able to make my OWN digital platform like I would a console- requiring server rooms like an MMO and developers giving me a flat percentage of what they sell. In this, I could give away free games to convince people to download my platform, organise sales to raise more cash, make a (tiny) trickle of money from ALL games on the platform (instead of just new ones that are actively on sale)

[SirCabbage]

Also, the fact that the "final platforms" by Poni, Mintendu, etc- don't age- but OUR console does even if it has all the tech too.

Oh, and the idea of making a "collectors edition"- a version of the game that sells based on your number of fans, contains more expensive unique items and can be sold for double the price.

You could get a publisher to make one with a checkbox, or dedicate a second production line to one.

Point is, there is a lot still missing- wish it had it :P

[Meat Vegetable]

True

[Traksimuss]

Yes, your own console is very much an afterthought for some extra money.
Missing are also widescreens, different historical videocards and accessories that we have today.