In addition to low resolution it seems that they do not use mipmapping or just have ridiculous mipmap bias.. (both are bad for efficiency and image quality.)
Image Quality and Framebuffer Analysis for Available/release build Games *Read the first post*
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No, that's what Sunset Overdrive looks like. It's a great looking game.
From what I've read, the screenshots are grabbed after upscale, but they're completely uncompressed. They're exactly the same as what gets pushed to your screen.
I hate to be that guy, but what looks good about those screens? The upscaling and post processing AA makes it very soft and lighting is very flat in the last shot. I think the game is much better in motion since it is colorful, openworld and has lots of stuff on the screen.
Also, what's with the all white truck, is that a story thing or a bug in the rendering?
LightHeaven
Regular
That's because the games themselves look unusually good.
SO is a very pretty and impressive game, even considering the resolution.
MKX (XB1)
It might be 1344 or 1360x1080 or thereabouts.
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I just got a tip from someone who's been tipping me about Resident Evil 2 revelation updates for a little while now, and 1.03 was released on the 10th patching in AF. The AF thread is closed, so I was wondering if someone here can confirm by posting a screenshot.
RER2 already had max AF @ shipping. 
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HokutoNoKen
Newcomer
I think I'm the person that tip you. From what I know there has never been a problem with the AF on Resident Evil Revaltions 2 PS4 version. The frame rate was not that good on the release version but it was later patched with the following information
Version 1.01
- Added connectivity for Resident Evil.Net
- Fixed various issues and improved stability.
I sent a message to Digital Foundry and got the following answer from Richard Leadbetter
"Thanks for the tip - given it a quick look and it seems to have improved but it doesn't seem to be quite at the Xbox One level yet. We'll post an article later this week once we've given it a proper analysis."
After that we got this article
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/d...oosts-resident-evil-revelations-2-performance (20/03/2015)
After that article the game has then been patched once again with the following info
Version 1.02 (02/04/2015)
- Added online co-op for Raid Mode.
- Makes Resident Evil.Net events playable.
- Fixed various issues and improved stability.
If the game runs even better now I don't know as no further analysis has been made by either DF or NX Gamer. I have contacted DF once again but with no answer this time.
By the way it is Devil May Cry that got AF implemented in patch 1.03. That is was it shows on my PS4 when I check the update log for that game.
/ Ken
Inuhanyou
Veteran
Framerate is obviously 30fps.
Res i am also curious about. I'm assuming native 1080p with actual MSAA, but i'd like to have seen some downsampling present, considering the PS3 game was already native 1080p but with no AA
I'm not a pixel counter however, so i cant really say for sure...
Res i am also curious about. I'm assuming native 1080p with actual MSAA, but i'd like to have seen some downsampling present, considering the PS3 game was already native 1080p but with no AA
I'm not a pixel counter however, so i cant really say for sure...
Ergheiz and the Tobal games were 60fps
But still you are right that 60fps is never their priority
Well, it's more that 60 FPS just looks better. There are more reasons to use 60 FPS other than twitch gaming. See RE4's new PC port. RE4 is a very slow paced action game, but 60 FPS just improves the experience so much while not really improving your reaction times because almost every enemy is slow as balls. How does it improve the experience? Everything(Aside from those specific animations I mentioned) just looks better and smoother.
morphinapg
Newcomer
I would say that's subjective. I don't always like the look of 60fps for story focused games. It takes away from the "separation from reality" factor that I think enhances the storytelling a bit, making everything feel a bit unreal, larger than life, etc, sort of like how black and white can enhance the dramatic aspects of a photograph regardless of it being technically inferior to color. 30fps can be an artistic choice like anything else that affects the visuals, but it also allows developers to push consoles' graphical potential as well. If you use 60fps, you're not getting the best graphics you could on that system, no matter the hardware. Obviously for ports of old games it's a no brainer, but I did particularly like the choice to cap the frame rate at 30fps in TLOU for my own artistic reasons. 60fps just felt too real to me, and it lost some of that "fantasy" feel to it for me. I think that's partly the reason so many people had a problem with 48fps Hobbit as well. I think most games are probably better in 60fps, but I don't think it's universally true, at least, not for everyone. As I do mention it as an artistic choice, and art is subjective, not everyone is going to feel the same way and that's totally fine.
The Witcher 3 on consoles: I think that they use a hardware AA, maybe 2xMSAA or the EQAA equivalent.
And obviously the image quality is incredible and the art, graphics, details, textures, lighting etc. are all excellent... they did an incredible job with the hardware IMO considering it's a massively open world game. Wow.
And obviously the image quality is incredible and the art, graphics, details, textures, lighting etc. are all excellent... they did an incredible job with the hardware IMO considering it's a massively open world game. Wow.
Certainly that was the most awesomely rendered saucepan I have ever seen.
10/10 for saucepan rendering tech and other devs should learn from this.Sure it's not temporal AA ala PC?
