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It’s a ‘synthetic CDO’ ?

Hi, I want 500 rs PSN Wallet topup on Xbox, the platform of my choice

It will be ps5-ps6 cross gen title

Rdr2 isn’t supposed to be played with hdr on. I played the whole game without HDR on my oled

Yeah, 99% of times this happens with this zoo person, doesn’t have anything meaningful to contribute

There’s a list of games that support kbm on XSX. I’ve tried Bluetooth kmb combo on mine. Just plug and play

This is wrong. With good frame pacing, 30fps feels as stable as 60fps, no headaches This is also wrong. I have done many A-B comparisons between 60 and 120. 120 is significantly more responsive and your gaming performance gets a lot of boost at 120 30 and 60 are both terrible compared to the super responsive and fluid 120 but 120 demands too many sacrifices visually

That’s the number 1 priority ?

Ahh okay, so Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart and Returnal were made on PS4 engines and released on PS5..I get it

Yeah, seems like it for casual viewing if someone does A-B testing they’ll be hard pressed to be 100% sure whixh is which ps4 hfw version is perhaps the pinnacle of ps4 games

Or was it built from scratch for ps5 and scaled down to ps4? also, I think god of war Ragnarok is being built from scratch for ps4 and scaled up for ps5 what are the actual developer comments for both games?

1) we are competing on who beats game 1st, so we can’t co-op on 1st playthrough at least. NG+ definitely co-op 2) I am getting my Xbox disc on 28th Feb, 3 days after launch, so winner of competition will be decided by time played in exophase or Xbox internal timer 3) there’s xbox to xbox and ps to ps cross play but no cross-platform crossplay

Yeah, that’s why I got hfw on ps5 and Elden Ring on XSX

To test this, I played through the first few hours of the game on both consoles; a launch version of the PS5 and a base PS4 model. In terms of pure visuals, the difference is negligible. Textures on the PS5 are smoother, there’s more detail in some scenes, and overall, the image looks cleaner and has much-improved lighting. There’s some noticeable pop-in on the PS4, particularly during cutscenes, but no major graphical hitches; these issues are also a bit more noticeable when you’re moving very fast on one of the game’s mounts and the world is speeding past. The most glaring difference in my experience (because it’s something you’re looking at constantly) is that Aloy’s hair looks more realistic on the PS5, particularly as it moves around while she’s jumping. In fact, when you put images of the two versions side by side, it can be hard to tell which is which. No need to buy a PS5 ?

Reflections in PS5 Resolution mode are considerably better than in FPS mode. FPS mode reflections resemble PS4 quality.

This is exclusive to the resolution mode and not available in 60fps mode

You are joining Halo Scamgang session tonight??

A statement made without logic or data

Clearly, this is false based on how you are scuttling around the point

I don’t have a Switch but I think it also very strongly embodies the spirit of gaming (not gfx ofc), am I right? wish I could rent a Switch and try out even 1 game

Have you disabled the 4K mode on Xbox? if it’s enabled, games don’t enable 120fps mode even if you choose 1080p 120fps in settings, that’s probably why you aren’t noticing a difference

I am Professional e-sports players are the ones that are actually not

Common man, 60fps feels downright janky as compared to 120fps, can confirm after using it on both a tv and a gaming monitor

I, on the other hand, completed my 1st and only playthrough of rift apart on 30fps mode on the hardest difficulty with all extra challenges 30fps is not to blame 60fps / 120fps is useful when you are playing competitive pro gaming Actually, most people don’t have the skills and dexterity to really take proper advantage of high fps