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[dark10x]

For those interested, we put up a written piece as well.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-dragon-quest-11-can-ue4-power-next-gen-jrpgs

This one includes several zoomer shots at 2160p. So you can see how the full resolution Pro version stacks up against 900p PS4. The difference is massive.

Also showcases the "blur" in motion on Pro that is absent on PS4 base.

 

[LordOfLore]

For those interested, we put up a written piece as well.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-dragon-quest-11-can-ue4-power-next-gen-jrpgs

This one includes several zoomer shots at 2160p. So you can see how the full resolution Pro version stacks up against 900p PS4. The difference is massive.

Also showcases the "blur" in motion on Pro that is absent on PS4 base.

Will read it later at work but did you bring up the downsampling in it?

 

[dark10x]

Will read it later at work but did you bring up the downsampling in it?

Yep

 

[Mashing]

I love the look of this game and I can't wait for it to release in the west. Glad to hear that the framerate is rock solid, but the the pro resolution is a bit of a letdown. Also, I can't help but compare this to XCX and in some place (the environments mostly) looks better than the PS4 version of DQXI. Am I crazy in thinking that way?

 

[Ridley327]

This wasn't made internally?

Hopefully kh3 can hit 1080p

The only DQ that was made internally was, funny enough, DQX. Armor Project has teamed up with third party developers otherwise.

 

[Oregano]

The only DQ that was made internally was, funny enough, DQX. Armor Project has teamed up with third party developers otherwise.

Orca developed DQX too(I think).

 

[Ridley327]

Orca developed DQX too(I think).

They may have been a support studio, but Squenix made a pretty big deal out of DQX being the first internally developed game of the series, no doubt due to their expertise in developing MMOs.

 

[Aeana]

DQ10 is "internal," but it also has like a dozen third party devs working on it. Orca is one, Toy Logic (DQ11 3DS) is another.

 

[burgerdog]

For those interested, we put up a written piece as well.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2017-dragon-quest-11-can-ue4-power-next-gen-jrpgs

This one includes several zoomer shots at 2160p. So you can see how the full resolution Pro version stacks up against 900p PS4. The difference is massive.

Also showcases the "blur" in motion on Pro that is absent on PS4 base.

Holy shit, the Pro version is so much cleaner in those stills. Shame about that blurring while in motion.

 

[aravuus]

Goddamn this game is going to look amazing on an OLED TV

It was an expensive leap, but man am I glad I did it

 

[burgerdog]

Goddamn this game is going to look amazing on an OLED TV

It was an expensive leap, but man am I glad I did it

I waited until I got home from work to watch the vid on my oled. It was worth it.

 

[PsihoPerihelion]

I love the look of this game and I can't wait for it to release in the west. Glad to hear that the framerate is rock solid, but the the pro resolution is a bit of a letdown. Also, I can't help but compare this to XCX and in some place (the environments mostly) looks better than the PS4 version of DQXI. Am I crazy in thinking that way?

Why? It's probably the highest res UE4 game on Pro. Not even KH 0.2 goes above 1080p.

 

[PLASTICA-MAN]

wait there's a demo?!

NVM. I was mistaken. I confused it with Dragon Quest Heroes II demo.

 

[LordOfLore]

John, with the announced ports of DQI-III to PS4 and 3DS will you take a look at any of them?

 

[mavericktopgun]

I think UE4 is overrated.

Graphics are nice BUT it's hard to achieve 1080p even on PS4.

If you look at Snake Pass, Tekken 7,...
All looking good but 900p and 720p is kinda bad.

I hope they can optimize it more so Switch games with UE4 doesn't have to use 480p to achieve playable framerates.