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For sure it would be better but I think game is too old to only remaster it, proper remake targeting only pc/ps5/xsx would be awsome
Digital Foundry Article Technical Discussion [2021]
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lol @Dictator PSU blowing up from idling at menu, damn lol.
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On this week's DF Weekly it was great to here Jon waxing lyrically about the Neo Geo Pocket joystick. It's so good. Wish I still had mine and I'd probably give the screen upgrade a go.
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I have a mancrush on Tom.
the hair?
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Probably. It might also be a jealously thing. I have a good head of hair, just not as spectacular.
DF Article @ https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2021-prey-dishonored-fps-boost-analysis
Prey and Dishonored on Series X|S: FPS Boost isn't just about 60fps
The games play better and loading time reductions are a revelation.
As part of its celebration in acquiring Bethesda, Microsoft's second wave of FPS Boost titles for Xbox Series consoles sees the delivery of some dramatic upgrades for classic titles from its newly assimilated publisher. Heavy hitters Skyrim, Fallout 4 and Fallout 76 will get the Digital Foundry treatment in due course, but to begin with we wanted to revisit Dishonored Definitive Edition and Prey from Arkane Studios. These are both brilliant games, but they're also somewhat sub-optimal in their original console incarnations. FPS Boost dramatically transforms the both of them - and what's fascinating is that it's not just the doubling of frame-rate that is key in improving the experience. Remarkably, FPS Boost goes further than you might expect to the point where with Prey in particular, I feel we're close to remaster territory.
We'll kick off with Prey - an immersive sim that I happen to rate as one of my favourite games of 2017, but also a release that I just couldn't bring myself to play on the last-gen consoles. A combination of performance problems, input lag issues and some extended loading times were very off-putting - and why put yourself through that when the PC version is so much better?
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Prey and Dishonored on Series X|S: FPS Boost isn't just about 60fps
The games play better and loading time reductions are a revelation.
As part of its celebration in acquiring Bethesda, Microsoft's second wave of FPS Boost titles for Xbox Series consoles sees the delivery of some dramatic upgrades for classic titles from its newly assimilated publisher. Heavy hitters Skyrim, Fallout 4 and Fallout 76 will get the Digital Foundry treatment in due course, but to begin with we wanted to revisit Dishonored Definitive Edition and Prey from Arkane Studios. These are both brilliant games, but they're also somewhat sub-optimal in their original console incarnations. FPS Boost dramatically transforms the both of them - and what's fascinating is that it's not just the doubling of frame-rate that is key in improving the experience. Remarkably, FPS Boost goes further than you might expect to the point where with Prey in particular, I feel we're close to remaster territory.
We'll kick off with Prey - an immersive sim that I happen to rate as one of my favourite games of 2017, but also a release that I just couldn't bring myself to play on the last-gen consoles. A combination of performance problems, input lag issues and some extended loading times were very off-putting - and why put yourself through that when the PC version is so much better?
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Spectacular stuff. MS are really not playing around this generation.
DF Article @ https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2021-marvels-avengers-ps5-every-upgrade-tested
Marvel's Avengers on PS5: every upgrade tested
It's a big, big improvement over PS4 Pro.
Announced several months ago, the next generation upgrade for Marvel's Avengers lands today and Digital Foundry had the opportunity to check out the campaign element on PlayStation 5 in a near-final build - and the results are impressive. Developer Nixxes delivers a 60fps performance mode with improved graphics compared to PlayStation 4 Pro, upping the ante for the next-gen quality mode, and utilising the new console's advanced storage capabilities to provide a revelatory improvement in loading times.
Showing is perhaps better than telling, so I'd recommend digging into the video embedded below, but the bottom line is that the performance mode is arguably the best way to play. Just like PS4 Pro, it's running at 2160p checkerboard with a dynamic resolution window that extends as far as it needs to in order to sustain the crucial 60fps target. Essentially, the more mayhem you unleash, the lower typical resolution is likely to be - expect values in the 1800p range in the heat of the action, dropping to 1440p when all hell truly breaks loose.
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Marvel's Avengers on PS5: every upgrade tested
It's a big, big improvement over PS4 Pro.
Announced several months ago, the next generation upgrade for Marvel's Avengers lands today and Digital Foundry had the opportunity to check out the campaign element on PlayStation 5 in a near-final build - and the results are impressive. Developer Nixxes delivers a 60fps performance mode with improved graphics compared to PlayStation 4 Pro, upping the ante for the next-gen quality mode, and utilising the new console's advanced storage capabilities to provide a revelatory improvement in loading times.
Showing is perhaps better than telling, so I'd recommend digging into the video embedded below, but the bottom line is that the performance mode is arguably the best way to play. Just like PS4 Pro, it's running at 2160p checkerboard with a dynamic resolution window that extends as far as it needs to in order to sustain the crucial 60fps target. Essentially, the more mayhem you unleash, the lower typical resolution is likely to be - expect values in the 1800p range in the heat of the action, dropping to 1440p when all hell truly breaks loose.
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Not sure about your figures or 3 times, but I'd be interested to see it at 1250p60.
Up until few months ago people willing to take a drop to 1080p60.
I'm aware this is a new gen, but I'm sure a lot of people wouldn't mind the added destruction at the lower resolution at 60.
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