Who? Sega? They've been out of the console business a long time now, friend.chemicalxv wrote: ↑ Oh yeah for sure, but people have gotten those speeds which is why we know it's capable. Just need Sony to actually invest in updating its servers (as does a certain other Japanese company).
Nintendo online is on dial-up, top of the line 56KBernardRyder wrote: ↑ Who? Sega? They've been out of the console business a long time now, friend.
You can't be talking Nintendo, I don't think they even have online capabilities
Good thing you put kidding. Was about to scour the news for another major Microsoft purchasequicksilver7 wrote: ↑ I still find her face looks off but the scenery etc does look good. I'll pick it up when it comes to Gamepass (kidding). Will certainly wait for a sale though.
I though he was referring to Sony's upcoming version of GamepassBernardRyder wrote: ↑ Good thing you put kidding. Was about to scour the news for another major Microsoft purchase
- There are some improvements to the visuals apart from resolution. Increase in LOD distance and less pop-in. The brightness and contrast have been changed and the game looks punchier. Some textures are better too. There are differences in reflections and shading too. Some changes to the motion blur.
Can't wait for the "nothing to see here, everyone remain calm" State of Play. I do wonder if they will reveal Spartacus, but I get a feeling with the current events that transpired, nothing about it will seem impressive. If anything it will take the spotlight off GT7 because all the social media experts will just trip over themselves to react to Spartacus versus the Activision purchase.jeffyjaixx wrote: ↑ https://blog.playstation.com/2022/01/31/359997/
The first 2022 State of Play arrives later this week, and we’re all revved up for just over 30 minutes of new PS5 footage and gameplay details for Gran Turismo 7. Watch live February 2nd on Twitch or YouTube starting 2pm Pacific / 5pm Eastern / 11:00pm CET.
See you Wednesday!
It looks great and all, but pretty low on my interest scale right now. So it's really a Day 1 purchase for them.Downloaded the upgrade on Friday but have not had a chance to try the 120fps mode yet.jeffyjaixx wrote: ↑ - There are some improvements to the visuals apart from resolution. Increase in LOD distance and less pop-in. The brightness and contrast have been changed and the game looks punchier. Some textures are better too. There are differences in reflections and shading too. Some changes to the motion blur.
- There are 3 mode: Fidelity, Performance and 120 fps.
- Fidelity Mode is fixed 2160p and 30 fps.
- Performance is 1440p and 60 fps.
- 120 fps mode is 1080p and 120 fps. This is John's favorite.
- None of these modes uses dynamic resolution scaling, to John's disappointment.
- Faster loading times. From almost 50 seconds to a couple of second, everything loads in an instant. In backwards compatibility mode you get faster loading times than It was on Pro, but they are still around 30 seconds.
-As for performance:
- Fidelity mode: John hasn't seen a single frame drop in this mode. He would like a 40 fps mode like the one we saw in Ratchet.
- Performance mode: the target is reached basically all the time, just a single frame drop here and there. Testing the secucuence that stressed PS4 Pro the most it runs at perfect 60 fps on PS5.
-120 fps mode: this is the one mode that shows actual drops, but most of the game runs without issue, most sequences are locked at 120 fps, but a handful of specific sequences do exhibit drops (Madagascar chase for instance).
- 3D Audio is supported and is pretty impressive.
- Dualsense is also supported but less exciting. It's good, just not a game changer.
