Digital Foundry : The cross generation transition is proving to be more extended than some may have initially imagined - so where does that leave an established franchise like Call of Duty? With Vanguard, Sledgehammer Games needs to wow owners with the new generation of consoles while ensuring that the new series entry still passes muster on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It's a tricky proposition because the developers can't institute the kind of 30fps/60fps split between the console generations seen in Halo Infinite (though 60fps did make it to One X in the latest test flight), and fundamentally there needs to be parity to a certain degree in the visual feature set - simply to ensure a level playing field online. Resolution, 120Hz support and minor visual flourishes appear to be the dividing line between consoles old and new.
Daily Video Game writes: "Amazon is running a game sale on recently released and AAA games for Thanksgiving Day, further slashing the prices of recently released and AAA titles that have been discounted since last week across multiple gaming platforms! If you've been waiting to stock up on games, now's a good time!"
TGR take a deep dive into the latest Call of Duty game, and find some excellent gaming to be had. And some not so excellent gaming to be ignored.
This week for his segment on BJ Shea’s Geek Nation on KISW FM; The Rev and Gareth at Skewed and Reviewed discuss the launch of Back 4 Blood, NYCC 2021, and DC Fandome. They also Discuss The New Anti-Cheat software for Call of Duty.
