PS4 can prioritize on player behavior.

[ozadin]

This includes download & installation data which is, in my opinion, pretty neat. Basically it downloads specific portions of data of the game you're downloading depending on the way you play. It was announced earlier that you could play games when still downloading the game, so I'm guessing they're perfecting this. Very neat addition, and I'm hoping to see how this pans out.

PlayStation 4 can dynamically alter the order in which game data is downloaded (and how data is installed off a Blu-ray disc) based on the popularity of particular modes or tracks, it's been revealed.

Via Videogamer

 

[DrRipley]

That does sound pretty neat. I'm glad they seem to be taking a step in the right direction in terms of making it as convenient as possible for gamers to get their games. I'm not exactly sure how it would work either, but it sounds very useful not only for game downloads rather the whole technological industry in general.

 

[lindbergh]

Scary. . . But cool at the same time. This is also being done by Google. It tracks the activity of its users and shows what they think are the things that we want to see. This would be good because it would eliminate all the trash that players don't want want to see.

 

[BlackSolaris]

Well, that is very cool in theory, but does it work? How does it know if i don't go exponentially to another place i don't usually go? Maybe i borrowed the controller to a friend while i eat, he plays different from me, so will the PS4 be all confused because suddenly i changed as a user? Or does this take a much longer time to adapt to each player?

 

[Mudgee]

Seems like a lot of memory would go into this. If its adaptable and efficient, its a brilliant idea.