I don't know ... maybe play a bit of games? Just a thought.
I am no expert, though. Not 'reviewer' certified, you see.
What does he mean? It looks like Dark Souls Remastered?
So what are your plans then? Wait till you get next-gen console(s)?
Or ... get some of the cross-gen titles for your current-gen system(s)?
I think I read initially on DSOGaming, Edit: https://www.dsogaming.com/n...
“This situation is different compared to previous changes to the deadline. The game for PC is ready and plays well on next-gen consoles and the company is finalizing the process concerning current-gen consoles.”
The main reason behind this latest delay is due ...
Thank goodness!
ice cold.
I just want Sony to make it official by December, that DualSense is fully back compat with PS4 models.
I have a friend who couldn't get a new DualShock 3 for his PS3 after the existing one broke and wanted to get a brand new Dualshock 4 for the PS3. But DualShock 4 has its set of problems when connecting with a PS3. So he ended up getting an used DS3.
Spencer: "So what have we got? Anything for launch? Can we make anything on time?"
You mean games? Nope.
Spencer: "How about a fridge?"
Yup.
Spencer: "Hey, Panos! Get me a fridge with green lights, will ya?"
@TheLastRun
I agree. They're not available at the API level.
But they can write their own piece of, for say Mesh Shading, for the supported hardware.
Software is software. It takes advantage of hardware. Hardware has to be in the silicon. IF its in the silicon ANYONE can write software for it. That's how its been working. That's how proprietary game engine exists.
You can write your own game engine code or use license of an existing one.
Actually it might be misleading for some ...
"Xbox Series X|S are the only next-generation consoles with full hardware support for all the RDNA 2 capabilities AMD showcased today."
PlayStation cannot have hardware support for DirectX raytracing but virtue of it being only available via a Microsoft exclusive API: DirectX 12 Ultimate. It's just the software MS writes to utilize raytracing on the GPU.
SONY CAN use the hardware, JUST not the API. Sony writ...
Optimization is the key. Console optimization is more stringent since hardware variation is minimal.
Battlefield 4 ran on 256mb vram on PS3. PC required minimum 4GB (yes taking into account it ran on Windows but still, you get the difference. That's 32 times the increment). Emphasis on the word 'minimum'.
8GB for higher visual fidelity.
This news is being covered by some tech sites.
And the PC and Xbox fans are just wrecking the PS fanboys in the comment section.
"Through close collaboration and partnership between Xbox and AMD, not only have we delivered on this promise, we have gone even further introducing additional next-generation innovation such as hardware accelerated Machine Learning capabilities for better NPC intelligence, more lifelike animation, and improved visual quality via techniques such as ML powered super resolution."
Its matte but attracts smudges a lot quicker. Noticed that in almost every hands-on video.
eedee-oats.
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The lucky individual has even got Miles Morales installed.
Play is limited by pre-orders.
Imagine that + a future FromSoftware game like Elden Ring (soulsborne).