Digital Foundry : Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy - perhaps unexpectedly - is one of the best games of the year... and now it's even better. In addition to quality and performance modes, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X also benefit from a new ray tracing mode. So what does it do, how does it change other elements of the game, and how does it rate against the PC version's more fully featured RT settings? Oh, and since Guardians of the Galaxy has been patched, what's the score with the somewhat lackluster Xbox Series S version... has it improved?
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“Guardians of the Galaxy” is a great game and also a good reminder that despite protestations against more games as a service games, the market does not reward great single player games.
Pretty fun game . It’s not perfect (combat could be better and skill tress could be more diverse ) but it’s enjoyable . I hope they do another one and add some more rpg elements to it and enhance combat . . Story wise it’s great and the dialogue is very well done
Why anybody watches these is beyond me. It just ruins the fun when they point out every little flaw and comparison.
Played perfect dark n64 in release and didn't care it was 12fps and 240p lol.
1080p to get 60fps on consoles was all it took for me to skip this game.
Having a lot of fun with this game.
The PC version can also go well beyond the stock game or consoles if you add in reshade. I do in almost all PC games. An example at 8k with reshade + ray tracing. https://www.youtube.com/wat...
But for me a personal preference is not 4K as I really don't like 60 FPS unless it's probably a MMO then that usually taxes the CPU more than the GPU. I like 1080p and all settings maxed, and FPS in the 100s it just feels so much smoother. Got myself that ASUS 360hz LCD it's amazing. 1440p I will upgrade to but not now as some games can even tax 1080p a lot with settings maxed as you can see as an example here with Dying Light 2 https://wccftech.com/dying-... "RTX 3080 GPU Needed to Run Ray Tracing at 1080p@60"