"you realise the sony version doesn't have a rocksteady 60FPS yeah? "

The Xbone version doesn't have a solid framerate either.

I have tomb raider on ps4 and its a really good 60fps

Xbone doesn't have rock steady 30 fps, dude!

PS4 advantages:
+ Depth of Field
+ Better AA solution
+ Always 1080p assets
+ Superior/Equal textures
+ 50+ average fps

Xbox One disadvantages
- Depth of Field
- Worse AA solution
- Variable Resolution
- Cinematics are rendered in 900p
- Reduced levels of anisotropic filtering
- Lower resolution textures
- not rock steady 30 fps

Lmao...i agree. Its getting really pathetic and boring indeed. Lol.

I agree. People in here are going over the some ground over and over again. I dint know why people don't get the console and games they want and let everyone else do the same as we have 3 consoles as we all want different things from games and consoles.

What ever helps you sleep at night.

u should be banned right now

@TheKayle

Says the guy who got banned from Gaf because of his gibberish stupidity.

There is if you haven't played it yet! And it just so happens I haven't . And I'm sure I'm not the only one.

A constant 30fps with good motion blur will make it seem like 60fps.

I've actually heard people claim that Uncharted 2 was running at 60fps and I had to tell them that it was just really good 30fps. With motion blur, it's harder to tell what the framerate is because it's so smooth.

After playing games like Uncharted, Bioshock Infinite and The Last of Us, you get used to the motion blur gimmick. Which is why a game really moving at 60fps looks mind blowing. I go back to the Capcom game "lost planet." While not the best game ever made, the smooth frame rate made the game look insane. When I first played that game I spent the first 10 minutes or so just spinning the camera around because I liked the motion FX

I wouldn't expect to see many demanding games on PS4 at 1080p/60fps. I know a lot of you are hoping for that, but I really don't believe it is realistic.

So far we haven't seen any demanding games on PS4 that truly reach that benchmark.

Killzone Shadow Fall at one point was bandied about as a 60fps game, but in reality the single player portion is around 30fps, while the multiplayer is usually running in the 40s or 50s. Both with quite a bit of stutter I might add.

Tomb Raider is another game that is often claimed to be 60fps on PS4, but in reality "we see frame-rates regularly fluctuating between 40-50fps depending on the complexity of the scene" (quote from Digital Foundry comparison).

On the other hand, Battlefield 4 on PS4 does stick closer to 60fps in the single player, but the multiplayer frequently runs lower. In any case, BF4 is only 900p on the PS4.

I really can't think of a single graphically demanding game that runs at both 1080p and 60fps on PS4. Well, I guess there is Call of Duty Ghosts, but then again, everybody says that game has last gen graphics.

Knack, Need for Speed Rivals, Assassin's Creed 4, FIFA 14, EA Sports UFC, Watch Dogs, Destiny, The Witcher 3, inFamous Second Son, Thief, The Crew and The Division...all run at about 30fps or they are reported to run at 30fps.

It's simply not reasonable to expect dramatically better graphics and a jump in resolution to 1080p AND a jump to 60fps.

And it's true that developers will learn new techniques and games will generally look better on all platforms as the generation progresses, but, if anything, frame rates tend to degrade on consoles over the generation. As developers push for better and better visuals the tendency has always been for frame rates to suffer as a consequence.

I predict that the vast majority of games on PS4 this generation will be 30fps.

I never said it was unplayable. I just notice frame drops here and there and it's sort of jarring to go from ultra smooth 60fps to 30fps. That's the inconsistency I'm talking about. It just doesn't feel right.

However, when a game sticks to 30fps 99.99% of the time, you get such an even experience that you don't even notice that it's 30fps unless you had something to compare it to.