ps41111111111111 - ps41111111111111 -  When Sony announced that
PlayStation 4 would include 8GB of GDDR5 RAM, developers and
consumers alike revelled at the possibilities afforded by such a
sheer amount of memory.  But the amount of RAM available in
next-generation consoles could lead to developers failing to
optimise code and spawn a generation of 'lazy' game creators,
developers working on PlayStation 4 and 'other next-generation
consoles' have warned  Multiple developers working on next-gen
titles agree that there is "absolutely" potential for dev teams
to fail to optimise their software due to the huge amount of
memory available, telling us that developers will have to be
"very careful not to become sloppy".  "It could happen, I have
to admit," Eidos Montreal producer Stephane Roy told us when
asked about such a risk. But the temptation to cut corners with
code will likely come from "kid" developers, Roy suggests -
junior coders who enter the industry during the next console
generation - rather than veter