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Unless I've missed something, Ori is made by Moon Studios who are independent. Microsoft is the publisher.
Moon are working on an RPG, so it's only a matter of time before Microsoft buy them.
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Moon are working on an RPG, so it's only a matter of time before Microsoft buy them.
Unless I've missed something, Ori is made by Moon Studios who are independent. Microsoft is the publisher.
Moon are working on an RPG, so it's only a matter of time before Microsoft buy them.
Yes, however the Ori IP is owned by Microsoft. [ https://metro.co.uk/2020/07/29/ori-3-doubt-developer-signs-new-game-deal-without-microsoft-13055623/ , https://metro.co.uk/2020/02/26/ori-will-wisps-hands-preview-interview-12303630/ ]
As to that RPG title, it looks to be 2022 target, having the 2K indie label of Private Division signed a deal for it.
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Really liked the the Ori video. Love seeing a bit of how games are put together. I'd like to see DF nudging a bit more towards No Clip "making of" while still retaining the tech focus.
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I have to say I'm far more impressed with the lighting and use of software RT in this remaster than I am of the use of hardware RT in Metro: Exodus.
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So they think there was no RT shadows. I think they are wrong and missed the specific artefacts.
1440/60 performance mode (RT?)
4K/30 quality mode (RT)
4K/30 quality mode (RT)
So they think there was no RT shadows. I think they are wrong and missed the specific artefacts.
I've seen that type of shadowing artifacting in games using heavy post-processing effects (e.g., Resident Evil 2 Remake). Actually in Control you can easily see this, even when RT is turned off.
Resolution remains a resource heavy thing. Throw ray tracing and the desire for 60fps into the mix and we are down to 1440p and probably below that. Upscaling tech is here to save the day.
On the other hand, things like the 3080/3090 and AMD equal products will enable DLSS 8k60 RT. So its not too dark
On the other hand, things like the 3080/3090 and AMD equal products will enable DLSS 8k60 RT. So its not too dark
Resolution remains a resource heavy thing. Throw ray tracing and the desire for 60fps into the mix and we are down to 1440p and probably below that. Upscaling tech is here to save the day.
On the other hand, things like the 3080/3090 and AMD equal products will enable DLSS 8k60 RT. So its not too dark
Tell that to the Series S owners.
1440p translates to what 720p if we scale down?
Its the reason we need advanced upscaling tech. The XSS is aimed at 1080p display owners i guess, or people that don't care so much for beyond 1080p gaming. I'm certainly not one of those as a pc gamer, but i can imagine that a rather large market still isn't up to higher resolutions just yet, in special those that don't want or cant spend more then 299 on a new console.
You mean last-gen PS4/4Pro owners when the game releases on it?
soft shadow settings
Bb was an Unstable sub 30 FPS at 1080p kind of mess.
They need to announce some enchantments for this title. People will pay. Lol
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
It's a term meant for enhancements through backwards-compatibility technology (BC). I don't think Sony can pull off any enchantments now, maybe in a few years they'll be able to catch up with where Microsoft was at years ago.
Lol. No worries friend.You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
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