Nebell
2[H]4U
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I bought PS4 Pro just for this game. Honestly. I just want to play this. The other games I get will only be a bonus, but I fell in love with this game. Hope it's huge and plenty to do.
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It's reviewing very well; 88 overall Metacritic!
Oh, god...
The matriarchy vs. the patriarchy. I guess I'll be skipping all the dialogue in this one.
I still appreciate a controller in my hand and relaxed back on the couch/recliner. FPS doesn't bother me so much if I am immersed in the game. If it becomes a hindrance on game play is when I start to get annoyed.
amazing graphics plus gameplay plus story...I wish I still had my PS4...tempted to pick up a Pro and then maybe sell it shortly afterwards
For all this technical praise I still quibbles about 30 fps which I really would have thought by now we would have seen a decent push to 60 even for the consoles.
I do wish this were coming to the PC and I'm sure others do and will as well looking this over but I am glad I own a PS4 and am likely going to buy it unless some shocking "coming to PC in six months" or some notice like that suddenly surfaces.
I understand that this studio is typically second party and exclusive to Sony and the Playstation platform so I suspect the prospects of a PC version are likely slim.
It's a shame. 60 fps and an option to have a KBM would have been nice to have watching some of that combat footage I saw.
I still appreciate a controller in my hand and relaxed back on the couch/recliner. FPS doesn't bother me so much if I am immersed in the game. If it becomes a hindrance on game play is when I start to get annoyed.
there's going to be a small Day 1 patch for the PS4 Pro which- "will build upon PlayStation 4 Pro support, adding a Performance mode which will favor smoother framerates while delivering higher visual fidelity in the 1080p mode. This mode is available for both 4K and 1080p displays.”
http://www.playstationlifestyle.net...date-will-include-a-ps4-pro-performance-mode/
What I didn't expect when I bought the PS4 Pro was the flexibility these developers would provide. It's almost PC-like with the different graphical options. Very nice to see this in the console arena.
I'd love to see an adaptive vsync option.
For all this technical praise I still quibbles about 30 fps which I really would have thought by now we would have seen a decent push to 60 even for the consoles.
I do wish this were coming to the PC and I'm sure others do and will as well looking this over but I am glad I own a PS4 and am likely going to buy it unless some shocking "coming to PC in six months" or some notice like that suddenly surfaces.
I understand that this studio is typically second party and exclusive to Sony and the Playstation platform so I suspect the prospects of a PC version are likely slim.
It's a shame. 60 fps and an option to have a KBM would have been nice to have watching some of that combat footage I saw.
Be careful what you ask for, If you want 60fps open world game on console you're going to get slightly better then ps3 level graphics and limited environments like nier automata, yakuza 0, and mgsv.
I doubt this game would make nearly the same impact or received attention at all if they targeted 60fps graphically.
I take this as a passive admission that game consoles are holding game design back.Be careful what you ask for, If you want 60fps open world game on console you're going to get slightly better then ps3 level graphics and limited environments like nier automata, yakuza 0, and mgsv.
I doubt this game would make nearly the same impact or received attention at all if they targeted 60fps graphically.
60fps can directly inhibit design though specifically in open world games in scope. Nier looks to be a perfect example of that with most of the world being very empty and rather ugly.Sadly kids these days are all about things being flashy instead of good and well designed..
They hold back game design in some ways but in some ways they push forward in others because you end up with studios pushing the limits directly because of exclusivity that have created studios like guerrilla and naughty dog.I take this as a passive admission that game consoles are holding game design back.
As a gamer, what I dislike are platform "exclusives". I realize that they're attempting to push their respective hardware sales, but I'm not going to spend $400 per console simply to play one or two exclusive titles. But I would pay $50-$60 for a PC version of the game itself. I'd be willing to bet that the devs are losing more profit in title sales than the console makers are making with hardware sales.
60fps can directly inhibit design though specifically in open world games in scope. Nier looks to be a perfect example of that with most of the world being very empty and rather ugly.
As a gamer, what I dislike are platform "exclusives". I realize that they're attempting to push their respective hardware sales, but I'm not going to spend $400 per console simply to play one or two exclusive titles. But I would pay $50-$60 for a PC version of the game itself. I'd be willing to bet that the devs are losing more profit in title sales than the console makers are making with hardware sales.
As a PC gamer I might dislike that exclusives lock things down, but for a company like Sony (and especially MS + Nintendo) it makes sense. It pushes people to buy your system instead of that other cheaper one or that other more powerful one. While MS's exclusives tend to revolve around a couple franchises that have seen better days, Sony's 1st party studios tend to produce games like Bloodborne, Uncharted, Ratchet & Clank, Horizon, and Infamous. We all know what Nintendo is putting out. At least the games that are pushing people toward Sony systems are legit 5-star stuff.
That's actually not the case. Sony offers enormous incentives to exclusives whether it's development assistance from the ICE team, supplemental development funds, and free advertising. What these developers would have to pay millions to do will be supplemented by Sony, and with an over 50 million+ userbase they are not complaining trust me. Exclusives will ALWAYS be a fact of consoles because that is the main incentive to buy one console over the other. Why is that so hard to understand? It's like yeah you won't pay $400 for a console, but there are tens of millions of others who did and are enjoying countless incredible games on consoles that are not available on PC. It's just a fact that folks need to stop bitching about because it will always be this way, and if you stop complaining and take the plunge into getting a console you will find WAY more than just one or two console exclusive titles that will make your purchase worthwhile. Some of the games i've ever played were on console and I regret nothing.
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