SolidusDave
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Good to see so many Japanese devs flying that 60FPS banner so successfully.
Isn't this 60 fps because it's a PSVR game?
Good to see so many Japanese devs flying that 60FPS banner so successfully.
Sounds rather solid all round.
Is 45 fps on Xbox One solid?
Isn't this 60 fps because it's a PSVR game?
There is quite a difference between the candyland and digital foundry ps4pro comparisons.
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I played both videos at 1080p
Have not had chance to cover final pc & X1 release till tonight. Demo on Pc had better effects SSR etc will have article soon.
https://twitter.com/N_X_G/status/825014323797958656
Knew the resolution on Pro wasn't much higher. The game is still plenty blurry on Pro.
You are bang on sir.NXGamer replied that on twitter about the DF differences.
I'm reading wrong or he is using the Demo to compare instead the final game???
Edit - Ohhhh I get it... his comparison video is based on Demo... the final cover will be based in the game... I guess.
Thanks you I will wait your articleYou are bang on sir.
Using chandoog's pic for comparison. If someone could resize my PC screenshot to 1080p and throw it up on screenshotcomparison.com I'd appreciate it. I'm on mobile.
PS4Pro
High-end PC
Pretty much looks the same aside from CA and POV and sharpened FXAA+TAA
Maybe you should check your tv. Could be it's up converting engine is causing the blurriness cause it's clear on my setup.
Yikes at that performance on XB1. They should've gone for 900p.
I'm willing to bet they went for 1080p on XB1 for an easy transition to 4k on Scorpio(plus improved framerate).
I'm not comparing, if I was I would have compared on my first post on this thread. And I wouldn't compare anyway based on speculation.I'mlooking forward to reading posts like this for the next ten months.not
Let's just stick to comparing the game on platforms that have already shipped.
All Xbox One games should have dynamic resolution to guarantee better performance now and later run at full 1080p on Scorpio.
Huge difference in clarity
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/198604
It's "potentially acceptable"?!
How about whenever the developers choose to employ it? It's an aesthetic choice, just like any other rendering parameter.
Is there downsampling in 1080P on the Pro?
Yes it downsamples down for 1080p TV owners.
If the PC version doesn't have chromatic aberration enabled the comparison is pointless & misleadingUsing chandoog's pic for comparison. If someone could resize my PC screenshot to 1080p and throw it up on screenshotcomparison.com I'd appreciate it. I'm on mobile.
PS4Pro
High-end PC
Pretty much looks the same aside from CA and POV and sharpened FXAA+TAA
If the PC version doesn't have chromatic aberration enabled the comparison is pointless & misleading
Why? It doesn't require modding or any alteration of the game files.If the PC version doesn't have chromatic aberration enabled the comparison is pointless & misleading
Knew the resolution on Pro wasn't much higher. The game is still plenty blurry on Pro.
If the PC version doesn't have chromatic aberration enabled the comparison is pointless & misleading
Something I noted in the RE7 VR Impressions thread, and didn't see covered in the video, is the momentary resolution drops when playing in VR Mode. Best example is when walking into the main hall. As everything is streaming in, the resolution drops for a few seconds, before the game snaps back to clarity. I'm not sure if this is a VR Mode only thing, but it would seem to suggest a dynamic resolution is in play somewhat?
Well, the PS4 Pro version isn't running at 4k like the PC version and I'm not even sure if that version is maxed out either. While the PS4 Pro version is impressive for what it's doing, it still looks better on the PC.The PS4 PRO version is really on par with the PC version maxed out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3McRLtx5y1Q
Not just, that but with PC specs in that video, the PC version runs around 26-30 FPS while the PRO version is solid 60 FPS.
I think the devs are getting more grips with the PS4 PRO hardware. This bodes well for the future.
The PS4 PRO version is really on par with the PC version maxed out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3McRLtx5y1Q
Not just, that but with PC specs in that video, the PC version runs around 26-30 FPS while the PRO version is solid 60 FPS.
I think the devs are getting more grips with the PS4 PRO hardware. This bodes well for the future.
High-end PC
Pretty much looks the same aside from CA and POV and sharpened FXAA+TAA