I'd be really surprised if Bungie chose to up to 1080p at the expense of having a terrible framerate. It'll be interesting to see how it turns out. Honest, if they don't stay pretty close to 30fps, I'd rather they just keep the resolution at 900p. The beta has me leaning towards getting the game, because it plays very well. Unfortunately there might not be much value in the expectations that are built from the beta. Here's hoping.
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isn't the Kinect reserved resources now being used by the game a factor in this?
They said it will be 1080p and they did a demo for ign. Ign posted a video but it's compressed.
djskribbles
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DF posted their early article of The Last of Us: Remastered. They will post their full PS3/PS4 comparison tomorrow.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-vs-the-last-of-us-remastered
Not quite a locked 60fps. Lowest point was 48fps, but stays at or very close to 60fps for the most part. I actually expected worse.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-vs-the-last-of-us-remastered
Not quite a locked 60fps. Lowest point was 48fps, but stays at or very close to 60fps for the most part. I actually expected worse.
The Last of Us may have got the remastered treatment and look great with some enhancements allowed by the more powerful HW but its still a PS3 game technically at its core. So it begs the question how will they manage 60fps at 1080p with a full fledged next gen title if LOU experiences frame rate dips without demonstrating the amazing IQ of the U4 trailer? Its a huge challenge which I hope doesnt repeat the story we got with MGS4. It also promised 60fps, and other things that were cut
djskribbles
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1. Porting from the PS3 was probably not easy because the PS3 is a completely different beast.
2. Who knows how much time ND had, and how many people worked on TLoU:R. I'm willing to bet that U4 will have a hell of a lot more time and work put into it.
3. Are you seriously doubting ND!?
2. Who knows how much time ND had, and how many people worked on TLoU:R. I'm willing to bet that U4 will have a hell of a lot more time and work put into it.
3. Are you seriously doubting ND!?
hesido
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1. Porting from the PS3 was probably not easy because the PS3 is a completely different beast.
2. Who knows how much time ND had, and how many people worked on TLoU:R. I'm willing to bet that U4 will have a hell of a lot more time and work put into it.
3. Are you seriously doubting ND!?
Yeah, they are probably porting stuff over to GPGPU as we speak.
Sigfried1977
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If ND puts out a game of MGS4 caliber, I'll build them a shrine in my bedroom.
djskribbles
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Watching the 1080p/60fps video posted on DF now and it looks quite good all things considered. IQ is great... clean and sharp looking. Mind you I haven't played TLoU on PS3.
Yes, but I also wish they would add a lot more effects than just the HQ shadow at 30 lock. In fact I'm willing to bet if the final gameplay in UC4 would look anywhere close to the reveal trailer, 30fps is the only option they have. Everything in the trailer just looked too perfect, too good for the PS4.
After the trust I showed also for Konami and MGS4 back then?
Yes
*runs away*
(But I do hope they surprise me)
Can't blame them for that, they didn't know that the PS3 would end up being gimped compared to what they were working with.
If you imply that TLOU RE is a flucutating 60fps game then all previous COD games were also entirely fluctuating 60fps games.
Have you even watched the whole 15mn perf video?
Sebbbi has written a bit about how next-gen renderers are going to change. I think you'll see performance and graphical improvements. I wouldn't use The Last Of Us as any kind of indicator for future performance on the console. I'd wait for something that was built ground-up for next-gen. Uncharted 4 will probably be a much better benchmark.
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Beat me to it. I'm sure that the port was somewhat hamstrung with being true to the original game than being an exercise in finding better ways to do the same thing on new hardware.
Sebbbi commented that many things using ROPS may transfer well to GPGPU but that means a rewrite if that part of the engine.
Not to downplay the effort and achievement by Naughty Dog, but the remaster is something undertaken in a year by a fraction of the company.
Posts like this:
http://forum.beyond3d.com/showpost.php?p=1858046&postcount=6735
Go through his post history and you'll find more posts with similar information.
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