Yep, I'm in the minority it seems here so maybe worth playing for others. I won't argue that it looks amazing and that's without the PS5 upgrade. .
With Switch, losing ground to PS5Catching up
Ya it seems to be very good. Eve have an awful name for previous feck ups with their laptop - but this seems far more organised and open, so fingers crossed.
Just finished 13 Sentinels recently myself after reading some great reviews. Really enjoyed it although had to concentrate a lot to keep up with the plot. Lord knows why they had to be naked whilst inside the Sentinels.
Haha I said out loud when I first saw it.. "why are they naked". Then I saw Ms Morimura walk and jiggle and realised it's 'that' kind of art direction.
I am more concerned with the fact it can't handle ray tracing properly. Playing spider man with ray tracing is just painful. Crap FPS, and Spidey himself moves so jaggedly ...it's unacceptable.
Didn’t they release a patch so you could have RT and 60fps? Or did I make that up?
They did and it runs great.
I don't know much about it but I'm pretty sure the answer is because Japan.
This is just not true.
They have to spread lies to justify themselves spending £450 on a console with no new games. Sad life.
I didn't get this alert,
Be interesting to see what 4A Games do with the Metro console enhanced edition they are pushing for 60fps and raytracing.
That all depends on how you define "properly". Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition currently supports an actual ray traced global illumination solution on PC and is planned to release in that form on consoles later this month. Everyone can debate about quarter or 8th res RT reflections as much as they want, but if ray traced lighting isn't "proper" raytracing, almost nothing is. Quake 2 RT probably, that runs like arse on my 2080 Ti.
No, I don't expect you to.
Ray tracing isn't just on or off. But I think I've conversed with you enough to know you know that.That all depends on how you define "properly". Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition currently supports an actual ray traced global illumination solution on PC and is planned to release in that form on consoles later this month. Everyone can debate about quarter or 8th res RT reflections as much as they want, but if ray traced lighting isn't "proper" raytracing, almost nothing is. Quake 2 RT probably, that runs like arse on my 2080 Ti.
It remains to be seen how good the actual console versions of Metro Exodus EE are, of coures.
So true, I refuse to game at anything less than 480fps now.
Gonna confuse a lot of people when i'm claiming my 1080p (internal resolution) game is sharper and better looking then their native 4k game and runs at 50% better performance
Heh check out this noob. I won't roll over in bed for anything less than 800fps.
480 fps or hz?
They can't until they sort the dumb gamers out.
480fps on my 60hz monitor obviously, what sort of noob do you think i am
Don't worry, that counts as 60fps on consoles!
Not everybody has a TV that can do 4K 120 though, especially as you need one with VRR to stop the image from tearing when you get frame drops.
It's probably partly a generational thing with Ray Tracing. I remember the days of placing a light in an art package on the Atari ST and waiting 36 hours to render one ray traced static image pixel by pixel. You would then move the light and render the image again. That was with limited one bounce tracing too.
Yeah there hasn't been much generational leap in terms of AI for a while, or so it feels like. I remember hearing buzz about 10 years back that games would eventually reach a point where AI would learn your patterns and adjust accordingly, like a real person. Can't say it feels like that's been reached.
Yeah, turning up the difficult generally means one hit and your dead, every enemy is a sharpshooter, they hide until you reload then 50 pop out, their health seems to be multiplied by 10, it's BS.
Great post, well said
I agree in principle but Sekiro is a weird example in my opinion. I'm curious to hear why you think it's let down by AI. The whole game is based on pattern recognition, positioning, timing and rhythmic combat, like all From Soft games. It has to be predictable.
