Recent content by Boxercide

That's not context, that's ass-covering weasel words and the crux of the issue. Don't whitewash this.

I'm having a ton of issues with HFW loading in the scene well after a camera cut. Watch the geometry and textures loading in noticeably late. Or am entire field of grass loading several seconds into a scene during the opening cinematic. I have Digital Foundry criticism for the Elden Ring...

The Matrix Awakens is STUNNING to behold on PS5 (finally got one). On XBSS it's still STUNNING, just a little less. I am happy to be living in this gaming future. I want to learn more, for instance Cerny spent time talking about the audio casting rays in some presentations. I would assume UE...

Hi, Moderator. The tools for reporting off topic are lacking. Can you please clear up all the political talk, the bb gun talk, etc etc as it is not germane to the topic? Thank you.

Specifically Doom Eternal and Halo Infinite. Gears seemed to be the least intrusive. To my eye, I prefer lowering res to VRS as it currently exists. Is it on in FH5? I don't think it is, I haven't seen any evidence but I could be wrong.

Definitely not the only one. I find VRS destroys image clarity so well that it makes it pointless to pay talented artists. It's BRUTAL on image clarity and quality.

The Touryst.

Off the top of my head, the PS5 unified memory RAM and the XBSX semi-unified (some of the 16GB has a lower throughput)?

Yeah, if you use an external drive to play PS4 games, Other is the space they require on a Playstation's internal storage.

Games costing $70 is my red line, especially with a $500 console.

I know it, and they have data suggested that the extra tooling, molds etc are worth it while keeping the disc version at $500. It just seems weird to have that prediction instead of just releasing 1 console to avoid confusion, or the messaging that it's not even as powerful as last gen consoles...

$499 for disc, $399 for Digital Edition They should have gone $450 and eaten it.

Ahhhh, fair enough.

You didn't watch or read the article. "pristine, native 3840x2160 resolution"

Interesting that we may be looking at 4k/30 and 1440/60 modes. Either way, looks gorgeous.