We are still being held back by Series S, and Switch 2 will also end up becoming that "lowest common denominator" moving forward as well. We still can't have any experiences that don't fit into their memory, or processing capabilities, if it is a multiplatform game.

@fr0sty

The Series S isn’t holding anything back anymore. The PS5 is the target hardware for pretty much all developers making both platforms. Games are flat out skipping Xbox all together if they’re forcing parity clause, otherwise, developers are simply porting their game down as much as possibly to lower platforms to sub HD resolutions and using DLSS on switch to get decent image quality, and FSR 2 to get blurry quality but playable performance.

We are finally in the prioritization of the PS5 (and SX) for this generation.

Unfortunately it's an actual tech demo. Meaning its not the real Witcher 4/gameplay.

Sounds like Cyber Punk alll over again. Who knows how it'll actually look.

And thats just on base PS5. I can't wait to see it running on the Pro. And yes I understand with a huge boat load of cash, you can get it running even better on a PC, but this is absolutely fine for most.

Proper 4k upload https://www.youtube.com/wat...

There was never any ciri haters no one could hate her if they actually played the games.

It's literally continuing where the 3rd game ended and the logical step

Just imagine what Unreal Engine 5 could do for Halo on PS5.

Walking sim with 100 skeletal meshes with cloth physics running 60fps raytracing on base model.

FYI, CDPR later clarified ... this is just tech demo ... not representative of final gameplay with the whole open world loaded. Its just a vertical slice of what's possible with limited world background.

Yeah, from your comments, it seems like the 3 of us agree.
It looks like those "games" that amateurs do when they discover premade assets: import everything into the "game" and call it a pretty "game", without one second of meaningful gameplay.
Think for a moment what you'd be seeing on this video if "The Witcher" was not involved (for marketing purposes). It's just bullshots that will be obviously (apparently not for everyone) downgraded for any actual game release.

I think they´re pretty confident on what they can possibly achieve regarding the UE5´s implementation. Especially considering that the new Cyberpunk will also be powered by Unreal technology.

They presented confidence in their own tech before Cyberpunk released.

They offered refunds. Imo they made up for it eventually. I don't consider there anything to worry about this time considering the vast majority of the issues were last gen because it couldn't handle the game and there's no last gen version this time. They lost a fortune last time they won't make thay mistake again

Atmos is now supported on all Series machines and PS5 machines fyi.