@ iNcRiMiNaTi
just one question. did you buy it directly from steam? if not then the disclaimer in the kickstarter stands.
by steam policy you would be entitled a refund.
backers were aware that distribution was subject to change.
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OB1Biker "from a pure processing perspective"
T-flops is from a processing perspective. flops = floating point operations per-second. it's the measurement in processing compute power.
anyways, Microsoft just confirmed it to have Unmatched power.
- “Introducing Project Scarlett. Unmatched power and speed ushers in a new level of game play performance and the future of gaming. With four generations of content that looks and feels unli...
I hope that MS considers making a bundle version of this. a single purchase bundle that offers both a physical and a stream-able version to take with you wherever you go. a killer deal if this comes to fruition.
"PS5 Vs Project Scarlett - What We Know So Far"
Both of them left out figures. sony went first followed by MS.
"4X more powerful than the Xbox One X"
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so 24 T-flops of power i presume.
Babadook7 -"I can’t think of any Playstation game created on an in house 1st party custom game engine (decima) that has ever come to pc."
"Journey" and "Below" - are both built on Sony's PhyreEngine.
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"now is the worst time to buy a new video game console"
PC experiences none of this. the games i bought 15 years ago will still play on 2025+ hardware. a fact to consider from pc gaming.
Uncapped frame rate and settings like the Crash trilogy would be great for this on pc. can't wait to see this old series again.
it supports 4k 60fps, improved textures and HDAO.
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Quote from the website -", it looks and plays better than the PS4 version (I believe this is the first 60fps version of Heavy Rain as the PS4 version is still locked at 30fps) so this is by definition the best versio...
yes and no. action is great but in FFXV there was no real strategy. which destroys the purpose of a materia system. only time will tell how the new system works.
Day's Gone Comparable to Forza, Halo and Gears and Ninja Theory?
just be obvious, for a PS gamer even play-doh is better than anything from Xbox....
Dark Pictures has
better shadows
better lighting
better hair material
smoother performance
"Are Players Growing Weary of Open World Games?"
too much vastness sure. Open World HUB world seems better. mini maps within a large map.
each part will be equivalent to a game. hopefully it won't be that many parts. a new rumor suggest that it's been split into only 2 parts. https://www.youtube.com/wat...
only some weeks away to know for sure.
the future - pc is going to have a party.
cloud gaming from both sony, MS and youtube/google. Epic game store, Steam. and then 3rd party emulation.
the sheer fact that thousands of gamers thought Hidden Agenda appeared as upgraded Decima Engine based game says a lot about UE4. also says a lot about the fanboysm kicking in.
Mixed. for casual work it's not so bad. i'm not sure about the learning curve but if there is any you might as well use Unit5 or UE4 which have a lot of friendly support. plus they have support for production quality importing/exporting game assets.
spoilers alert in this thread. Everyone has their opinions.
anyways, original story was intense and i'd rather the remake be like the original.
I'm more interested in the exploration, original materia system, supporting classic models and soundtrack. and the future of FFVII, any branching story.
pc gamers should rejoice this and all of David cages games will playable on pc very soon. and it'll be the best of all versions anyways. 4k 60 fps.