Project Cars [PS4, XO]

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[Nesh]

There are some weird artefacts going on with the visuals (mirrors and the millimeter), probably due to the bloom effect. Doesnt look that great. I would have easily confused with with a PS3 game

 

[AlNom]

It's that silly Depth of Field.

edit: Also... raindrops inside your helmet. Or maybe the driver has eye floaters.

I suppose there's still time for bug-fixing...

 

[Deleted member 11852]

It's that silly Depth of Field.

Aye, anybody who's vision is that blurry should not be allowed to drive.

 

[DieH@rd]

DOF effect is only present inside "helmet" view. Users can switch to cockpit view that removes all those silly effects.

 

[Deleted member 11852]

DOF effect is only present inside "helmet" view. Users can switch to cockpit view that removes all those silly effects.

They simulated a driver with terrible eyesight. Now that's realism!

 

[DieH@rd]

They simulated a driver with terrible eyesight. Now that's realism!

DOF/Tunnel effect is very much present in real life at fast speeds.

 

[Deleted member 11852]

DOF/Tunnel effect is very much present in real life at fast speeds.

No doubt. But I've never experienced lack of visual clarity like that while driving and I live in London where traffic lights are basically just scenery that changes colour.

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[jlippo]

DOF effect is only present inside "helmet" view. Users can switch to cockpit view that removes all those silly effects.

Interestingly, the DoF isn't present/strong enough within the helmet itself.

 

[novcze]

Interestingly, the DoF isn't present/strong enough within the helmet itself.

yup, the fabric looks sharp, but who wants to look at blurry mess

 

[Cyan]

Project Cars will run at 1080p and 60fps on the Xbox One.

Xbox One is shutting mouths on the quiet.

http://www.ign.com/wikis/xbox-one/PS4_vs._Xbox_One_Native_Resolutions_and_Framerates

 

[Shifty Geezer]

Project Cars will run at 1080p and 60fps on the Xbox One.

Xbox One is shutting mouths on the quiet.

It's in the list, but that's their intended resolution. It's not confirmed yet. As the game isn't out, it shouldn't be featured on that IGN list. The reference citation link actually states as much:

Gear Nuke spotted comments by Ian Bell on Eurogamer, where he simply stated that the team is still aiming for 60 consistent frames per second when it comes to the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Project CARS. His exact words were “We’re still aiming for 60 FPS on those consoles.”

While Ian Bell already mentioned that the PS4 is hitting those high-end benchmarks, there hasn't been any word about the Xbox One version of the game. In fact, we already managed to get some of the very first in-game screenshots of Project CARS for the PS4, but still nothing on the Xbox One.

As for hitting the target, of course it can be done. It's just a matter of whether quality settings are reduced to hit 1080p60 or not.

Hence confusion by me about, "shutting mouths on the quiet." What mouths are being shut? My interpretation is mouths saying XB1 can't match PS4, and this link to an unreleased game without comparison of final results doesn't do that.

 

[DieH@rd]

Project CARS is incredibly scalable on PC, it has assets created in all detail levels [it was supposed to be PS3/X360 game after all, and is still slated for WiiU in 2015]. They will downgrade visuals down from PS4 version.

Few fresh PC videos

 

[Cyan]

It's in the list, but that's their intended resolution. It's not confirmed yet. As the game isn't out, it shouldn't be featured on that IGN list. The reference citation link actually states as much:
As for hitting the target, of course it can be done. It's just a matter of whether quality settings are reduced to hit 1080p60 or not.

Hence confusion by me about, "shutting mouths on the quiet." What mouths are being shut? My interpretation is mouths saying XB1 can't match PS4, and this link to an unreleased game without comparison of final results doesn't do that.

Oh well, nevermind my comment then. I see that according to the link that's not decided yet.

The link though hints at the fact that the Xbox One can hold its ground, and just a little extra AA filter isn't going to make the cut every time.

 

[Shortbread]

The PS4 version confirmed to be 1080p/60fps, XB1 slightly lower resolution. I'm guessing 900p/60fps more than likely.

Lee Kirton from SMS has officially confirmed at Eurogamer expo that Project on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One runs at 60FPS, but PS4 version runs at native 1080p and Xbox One port at slightly lower resolution.

 

[Arwin]

Very happy at least with 60fps. Now all I'm hoping for is support for gyro steering, as I have a logitech wheel and that looks like it won't work for a while yet with PS4, but I'm not yet ready to invest in a new wheel.

 

[djskribbles]

As much as I'd like to play this, I'm gonna wait until cheaper wheel options get released, and/or the PS4 supports the Logitech wheels. The T300 is a bit too much for my liking. I'm guessing a new version of the DFGT will be released along with GT7, but I'm hoping for something sooner. I don't think I can go back to playing with a controller.

 

[Deleted member 11852]

GameInformer are reporting Project Cars has been delayed again, now being due on 7th April on consoles - three weeks later than the second delayed date of 17th March.

 

[Arwin]

I hope the game has Gyro steering support when it eventually does release. It is excellent in Driveclub and I hope to see it in all racing games on PS4 from now on!

 

[Shoujoboy]

If I wind up getting this game I'll likely get it
for ps4 with that said what really interests me is how this
will turn out on the WU.