Gameinformer : We spoke to Dragon's Dogma 2 director Hideaki Itsuno about the decision to run the game with an uncapped frame rate on consoles.
Dragon's Dogma 2 may have only recently been released, but it needs to get a sequel sooner rather than later due to its unofficial remake status.
Capcom's action role-playing game, Dragon's Dogma 2, has been struggling in terms of sales, even in the presence of discount offers.
Dragons dogma 2 is a good game. The biggest mistake Capcom made was allowing it to launch at 30 fps. When the game came out, all anyone was talking about was the performance of the game. The game has a dedicated fanbase and they should have given the sequel of the original the care it deserved.
Theyy did eventually improve the performance on console but many still do not know if you can play the game at 60 fps on base PS5 and Series X or if they need to buy a $700 console to enjoy this one game.
I'm a big fan of the first game, and 2 was fun first time through, but the game really could use more in the way of replay value. Still holding out hope they release a DLC similar to bitterblack isle but I'm not holding my breath.
PS Store Staff: "We've announced the 2024 annual download rankings for PlayStation®Store! We'll be introducing four rankings in total: PlayStation®5, PlayStation®4, PlayStation®VR2, and free-to-play titles. We've also included the annual rankings for the United States and Canada, so be sure to check them out as well.
The number one spot on the PS5's 2024 annual download ranking is the second of the remake project trilogy, "FINAL FANTASY VII REBIRTH," in which you escape the Mako city of Midgar and travel through a vast world! In second place was "Dragon Quest III: And into the Legend...", and in third place was "Dragon's Dogma 2."
uncapped 30 frames smh
How about you spend more on optimization -_-
Oof, never been a fan of uncapped frame rates... It's always a much smoother experience having a cap on there at slightly lower FPS. Rather than going uncapped and having uneven frame pacing thanks to hitting an extra 10-15 FPS at random times.
Thank goodness for VRR
I was never big on the whole "60 or nothing" and didn't mind 30fps, but recently I've played more and more 60 and 120fps games, so much so that I find it difficult to play anything at 30fps now, it just feels so jarring.