Digital Foundry: FF7 Rebirth on PS5 Pro is a "Night and Day Difference"
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Well, the reasons to buy one will keep building.
But then the pc ports will keep eroding on the other side.
But then the pc ports will keep eroding on the other side.
Still some textures on the game are TES IV level, doing the game and HW a disservice. Guess that will be fixed by modding AI upscaled textures on PC.
Suddenly it makes sense why they are removing Horizon Forbidden West off PS+. They are hoping people will buy the game for the new upgrades or they don't wanna offer the upgrade for Free. Lol
They had to do that to keep the file size smaller, and it's still HUGE. Also, don't forget PS5 has awesome file compression, so it could've been even bigger. This can take over 300gb on PC when modded, I don't think anybody actually wants that just to see some higher res rocks in the distance
People giving the Pro shit right now, arguably justifiable because we don't have many convincing demos of the upgrades yet, but give it a year or two when more games start performing like a high end PC with DLSS, they'll think twice before getting a $700 machine or upgrading their GPU alone for double that.
haters gonna hate anyways. they always find the way.. cough cough..pudd..cough cough..legate..cough cough..
No more blurry just 4K 60fps in all her glory. Can’t wait.
Yep makes sense, in the tech talk they spoke specifically Horizon had better lighting, effects and more details + better skin & hair textures in cutscenes in addition.
Seems PSSR doing it's job, great. FF7 Rebirth really needed it.
Pretty sure their pipeline when it comes to DRS/FSR implementation is borked(or some really bad choices) in some major way somewhere along the line. Game shouldn't look the way it does, if you compare it to other UE titles.
I'd wager that SIE engineers going in and helping out with PSSR(and maybe other things) might be one of the better use case scenarios to show the difference.
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It's a 100 hour game that takes months to beat I'd say it's worth it for the best possible experience. People install their run of the mill shooters (COD and Fortnite) that take hundreds of GB as well.
Yes, I fully intended to play FF7 Rebirth on the PS5 Pro, but given the fact that Sony is demanding 950€ for the console I will instead just wait for its inevitable PC release next year.
950? why people add the disc or the base? the console its fully operative from the box
If folks like physical media (which is still very relevant for console enthusiasts - AKA the target audience of the pro) there's no way around it.
I got the original PS5 with the disc drive. That means I have PS5 discs. I'm not upgrading to a PS5 without a disc drive, obviously.
800€ is only a realistic price for people who had the discless model.
For everyone else (the vast majority in Europe BTW) the price is 920€.
Or 950€ if you want the official stand that was already included in both PS5s at release.
I can understand the base (but only because I have my console horizontally, so for someone with limited space it might be a necessity), but people with a PS5 launch edition with disc and using physical games will need the drive.