| OT | PlayStation 5 Pro: 45% Faster, Released November 7
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I like Pyo. He's a huge PlayStation fan but is rarely negative but also doesn't kiss Sony's ass all the time.
His assessment is right on the money in my opinion. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Horizon Forbidden West and Stellar Blade are the most impressive games on the PlayStation 5 Pro where as everything else is just fine. Of course, it's all about the future games like Ghost of Yotei and seeing what PSSR can do in the future. I believe that PSSR is basically in test mode for the rest of this generation and Sony will then perfect it for PlayStation 6 when games will need the upscaling tech even more than they do now.
Awesome. It's a very misunderstood game IMO. The PC crowd gave it a ton of hype that it definitely didn't live up to. Vanilla DD had the exact same issues it's own sequel had, lack of end game. I definitely don't agree with those saying theirs no content here though, it took me 80 hours to see the credits. It's a graphically stunning game with a second to none combat system and gameplay mechanics built around actual exploration rather than fast travel. Hope you like it when you try it, I think the DLC will surpass even Dark Arisen.
Man... Alan Wake 2 has such a potential. It still looks like a shimmering grainy mess unfortuinately.
But I've managed to grab some good shots in photo mode. @Sircaw you gonna want to see those.
Add some light, crop, lower or raise film grain... and since it's photo mode, nothing is moving in the scene and the game looks like this... the cop car pic looks so realistic to me. Unfortunately pics without film grain got compressed and dithered to hell.
But I've managed to grab some good shots in photo mode. @Sircaw you gonna want to see those.
Add some light, crop, lower or raise film grain... and since it's photo mode, nothing is moving in the scene and the game looks like this... the cop car pic looks so realistic to me. Unfortunately pics without film grain got compressed and dithered to hell.
The amount of detail is insane, so much clutter, leaves debris all over the place.Man... Alan Wake 2 has such a potential. It still looks like a shimmering grainy mess unfortuinately.
But I've managed to grab some good shots in photo mode. @Sircaw you gonna want to see those.
Add some light, crop, lower or raise film grain... and since it's photo mode, nothing is moving in the scene and the game looks like this... the cop car pic looks so realistic to me. Unfortunately pics without film grain got compressed and dithered to hell.
it looks unrealistically good on Pro
PS5 Pro die size : 279,1 mm²
(25,42 x 10,98 mm)
[source : 4gamer.net]
(25,42 x 10,98 mm)
[source : 4gamer.net]
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I'm guessing he doesn't realize AI upscaling is tied to hardware..... No xbox equivalent until 2026.
Darksiders 2 got yet another port/remaster in mid October that’s a free update on ps5. Ray tracing and 4k. Game has some killer art direction and is an overall fantastic action rpg. Full endorsement from me. Looking forward to see how it runs in pro since I’ve read good things. Downloading now.
Will try warhammer on the weekend maybe. Not really looking forward to play that again so soon. Anecdotal evidence from reading other places is hinting at remnant 2 making good use of the raw horsepower as well.
Pretty much anything with dynamic res scaling should be an improvement. RE3 with ray tracing holding 60fps is huge etc. maybe Control gets a similar bump for its ray tracing mode etc… (because that sh*t was near unplayable compared to performance for me…)
Will try warhammer on the weekend maybe. Not really looking forward to play that again so soon. Anecdotal evidence from reading other places is hinting at remnant 2 making good use of the raw horsepower as well.
Pretty much anything with dynamic res scaling should be an improvement. RE3 with ray tracing holding 60fps is huge etc. maybe Control gets a similar bump for its ray tracing mode etc… (because that sh*t was near unplayable compared to performance for me…)
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