Good to see Nixxies are use now for little more ambitious projects than doing pc ports. Give them chance to remake some older ps3 game (or Bloodborne ;d) and after that make their own title.
DF Direct Weekly #182: Ghost of Yōtei, Horizon Zero Dawn Remaster, New PS5 Pro Titles Revealed
0:00:00 Introduction
0:01:16 News 1: Sony reveals new games in State of Play
0:14:04 News 2: Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered analyzed
0:33:17 News 3: New PS5 Pro Enhanced titles announced
0:44:48 News 4: Assassin’s Creed Shadows delayed
0:55:07 News 5: Dragon’s Dogma 2: how is patch 9 on PS5?
1:00:44 News 6: Monster Hunter PC specs spark concern
1:14:01 News 7: RTX 5080, 5090 specs reportedly leaked
1:35:52 Supporter Q1: Should console generations be extended further?
1:42:44 Supporter Q2: Will the upcoming Microsoft handheld rely on FSR 4?
1:45:57 Supporter Q3: Would the Series S/X divide be fine if the S came with more memory?
1:53:47 Supporter Q4: Is there a difference between analyzing provided footage and footage you captured yourself?
Oh yeah... Them making this remaster opens up the possibility of them making a remake of Bloodborne...Good to see Nixxies are use now for little more ambitious projects than doing pc ports. Give them chance to remake some older ps3 game (or Bloodborne ;d) and after that make their own title.
I checked, and it appears to not be true. Tessellation still has strangely bad performance in the Realm between Realms as of this patch.
My presumption from the video is then confirmed: the portals showing bad LOD popping had nothing to do with magical SSD speed, rather all to do with some oversight in the porting process.
Like, have you seen the PS4 version? The version on a 10 year old console with a 5400rpm hard drive?You interviewed the developers and they explained the compromises they needed to make for the PC port so that VRAM and split memory would be less of a bottleneck. They go as far to automatically reduce texture quality regardless of texture setting selected by the player. PS5 doesn't have this compromise because of better i/o performance. As a professional I think you should aim for higher standard of discussion.
It's wonderful the pop in was fixed for PC.
None of that is true. There is no such problem on the PS4 and its slow-ass HDD. That a 7800X3D and a 4090 do get this problem should have told you it has nothing to do with I/O or SSDs.You interviewed the developers and they explained the compromises they needed to make for the PC port so that VRAM and split memory would be less of a bottleneck. They go as far to automatically reduce texture quality regardless of texture setting selected by the player. PS5 doesn't have this compromise because of better i/o performance. As a professional I think you should aim for higher standard of discussion.
It's wonderful the pop in was fixed for PC.
I'm so glad DF covered this game! It's so pretty, fun and unique. The depth of field specifically has some kind of new wizardry that avoids a lot of the artifacts that plague other games and engines. I've worked with the folks that made it in the past and they are both brilliant and humble; I'd love to see this do well for them.
I follow them on Twitter, and have basically watched this project evolve over time. It's absolutely gorgeous, and yes, they seem like very lovely people. Glad to see them succeed.I'm so glad DF covered this game! It's so pretty, fun and unique. The depth of field specifically has some kind of new wizardry that avoids a lot of the artifacts that plague other games and engines. I 've worked with the folks that made it in the past and they are both brilliant and humble; I'd love to see this do well for them.
I don't know what legal recourse Nintendo would have to prevent forks of open source software that doesn't contain any proprietary code. Perhaps they can make the same shaky argument that its 'main purpose' is to violate DRM and go after each, but that's dubious both in legality and effort necessary - especially if there is no evidence of a profit motive behind a particular fork, and if any developers working on these forks are outside of the US, which are usually less receptive to DCMA complaints as a whole. Ryujinx devs being based in Brazil is a decent safeguard for example.
This game is how i imagined the future of games would be taking advantage of these new feature sets. RT isn't just about looking better, but being able to give life to game design that has very dynamic UGC/procedural gameplay while still looking incredible.
You interviewed the developers and they explained the compromises they needed to make for the PC port so that VRAM and split memory would be less of a bottleneck. They go as far to automatically reduce texture quality regardless of texture setting selected by the player. PS5 doesn't have this compromise because of better i/o performance. As a professional I think you should aim for higher standard of discussion.
Why would you think that? It's a game designed to run on PS4 HDD with max 50MB/s streaming In and incredibly high latencies. And playing the game on PS5, it really feels like playing a game from PS4 era here.I checked, and it appears to not be true. Tessellation still has strangely bad performance in the Realm between Realms as of this patch.
The one thing that is true though is that the new patch fixes portal transitions to no longer show the texture and model LOD popping.
My presumption from the video is then confirmed: the portals showing bad LOD popping had nothing to do with magical SSD speed, rather all to do with some oversight in the porting process.
Why would you think that? It's a game designed to run on PS4 HDD with max 50MB/s streaming In and incredibly high latencies. And playing the game on PS5, it really feels like playing a game from PS4 era here.
I hope that Sony isn't getting the itches on PS4 emulators. Please, let them make a mod for shadow of the colossus to fix wander character model