Most of the time it's above 70fps but there are some drops in some specific areas to 65fps.
The article makes that crystal clear.
"In case you weren't aware of, the PS5 version is exactly the same as the PS4 version (with the exception of higher resolution and smoother framerates). CD Projekt RED plans to release a proper next-gen update in 2021, however, this is how the game will look on the PS5 at launch."
Obscure_Observer: yeah, I meant "unlike" Valhalla (not "like" as I wrote). Valhalla has a 60fps mode.
No 60fps mode in Watch Dogs Legion like in Valhalla, only 4K/30fps (it appears it's dynamic, not native).
It is as an individual game release, not as a franchise. The article makes it crystal clear.
Dude, come on now. You said "rethink the article", you basically criticized that the article has false info when in fact it doesn't. You even argued that it's a target render and not an in-engine target trailer. There is a big difference you know between a target render and an in-engine target trailer.
Bottom line is that - from the developers themselves - this is an in-engine target trailer. It's not a CG trailer, and not a target render. And, as the ...
Dude, I don't want to sound like an ass, but you said:
"Target render is not in the game engine specifically now is it. A target render doesn't even guarantee that it is using the same engine as the game. Usually it doesn't. "
You were COMPLETELY WRONG with this assumption. It will be more mature to accept that you were wrong and move along. I told you that it was IN-ENGINE TARGET TRAILER (and deliberately did not provide the quote f...
you should start paying attention to the developers and not to questionable websites. Here is what the developers themselves said.
"DID TRAILER SHOW THE ACTUAL GAMEPLAY?
THE TRAILER IS IN-ENGINE. ACTUAL GAME MODELS WERE USED TO CREATE IT."
Also, these screenshots are NOT from the trailer. For instance, take the header screenshot. It has a completely different angle than the scene from the trailer.
Someone should read the article first because the article never stated that the premiere trailer was in-game. It was an in-engine target trailer. Not an in-game trailer, and not a CG trailer. From the article.
"The game will be using Unreal Engine 4 and its in-engine trailer demonstrates the level of graphics it aims to achieve. This trailer does not represent the quality of the final build, even though it uses in-game models."
You need to download all of them.
You should learn what "free to play" and "free to own" mean, the title basically tells you that you will keep it forever
Both the Spyro and Crash remasters run at 30fps, so this will also most likely run at 30fps. So yeah, it's misleading when you don't mention in your trailer that the 60fps gameplay was captured on the PC (something that the original version actually does). Same goes for the resolution (both Crash Bandicoot and Spyro ran at 2560x1440, not 4K/60fps that this trailer implies).
The date is for acquiring your free copy. "Free to own" does not mean "Free to play"
Contrary to Death Stranding which indeed featured a "Only on Playstation" tag, God of War never had a "Only on Playstation" tag. The assumption that the game had this tag and Sony removed it is false. The game is also listed as a PlayStation Exclusive game (contrary to Death Stranding and Horizon Zero Dawn that are no longer listed as PS4-only games).
the headline would be click-baity if it was something like "4A Games WILL implement the new DLSS". There is a "MAY". Also, this is the direct quote from the dev. You may got prematurely excited, but there is nothing clickbaity here.
It's a free mod, not a re-release.
Until September 26th
The HD Remake, that was using Unity Engine, was canceled. This MUGEN game is basically a mashup of MK1, MK2, MK3 and MK Trilogy (with new characters, moves, fatalities, etc). It's not a HD Remaster/Remake
Welcome to PC 2020. Yeah, that game came out on PC a year ago and looked just as good. Same stage, same rainy conditions.
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