@crazyCoconuts
Steam natively supports DS4 and Dualsense along with configs. No need for DS4W.
No such thing as triple channel memory. If you have 3 sticks they're running either single channel or flex mode.
You cannot assume that a PC will have a fast SSD so you compensate by pulling assets into RAM ahead of time. It's not that complicated.
No, I don't have to, because I don't care about the fanbase whatsoever.
My first video game was Doom 2. A 3D video game. While I try to understand where people are coming from, no matter how hard I try, no matter how "groundbreaking" or "amazing", I have never clicked with a 2D video game. I have no problem saying something like Super Mario World is a great game for "one of those", but I will never say that I enjoy it.
It's not. I called this a couple years ago.
The PS5 SSD is used to stream assets because of the limited pool of RAM/VRAM. To achieve the same on PC you either need a similarly speced SSD, which isn't really an option, or you need to cache assets into RAM ahead of time.
What? Ragnarok is the 9th game.
Until consumers show that they give any fucks (lower sales), there is no incentive.
Nobody at Nintendo, or any of these corporations, is looking at the 1% of consumers complaining about visuals or framerate. They are looking at spreadsheet with units sold and dollar signs.
Super Switch
I semi agree.
The distinction I draw is that I don't think PS4 Pro and One X were underutilized, nearly every game saw improvements. Maybe not the kind of improvements you and I would want, but given the modest CPU bump there's really not much more to be gained compared to what we got. They were essentially designed to run the same games, at the same framerate, but with higher resolution. The fact that some developers tried to go for higher framerate is a bonus.
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PS4 Slim and Xbox One S come out. SurginalMenace "Literally no performance benefits over the launch console, just a shameless money grab."
Something tells me you weren't saying the same thing.
@Profchaos
Removed from SALE. If you have it, then you have it. Add in piracy and the original is not going anywhere.
Not on PS5 or Series. A x.1 engine change doesn't magically more than double performance. Compared to Matrix, Fortnite has no NPCs and very few reflective surfaces, and that's just scratching the surface.
Where did they say that? Are you just making a stuff up?
Nothing in that post indicates they are taking away your ability to play the original. And that being said why would you WANT to play the original if you have the remaster? All the changes improve the game.
It does...Do you just spew whatever comes into your little brain without a modicum of research?
The stock price is lower than the buyout. If you think it goes through, then that's free money just sitting there.
@IRetrouk
It absolutely does not.
"VRR on PS5 supports 1080p and 4K video output but not 1440p."
https://blog.playstation.co...
40fps is the midway point between 30fps and 60fps in terms of frame time. So it's a BIG improvement over 30fps, but personally I still choose the 60fps mode.
Not a perfect match. PS5 does not support VRR when outputting at 1440p.
I, personally, find smoother gameplay to be more immersive. When I'm more immersed in the game I can get more invested in the story. I'm not sure why you would even ask about mechanics. Everything from aiming to basic movement is going to be better when the game responds better to your actions.
It doesn't work like that. Extra works just like Gamepass or Netflix. Once the game is gone from Extra, then you can't play it. It does not function like regular PS+ where you "claim" the game and then can play it in perpetuity as long as you have an active account.