Dead Rising 3 Details

[QUOTE="LordOfPoms"]Fun series. Not too pleased it went with a more serious tone, but all things must change to move forward. Looking forward to it.BlackShirt20

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

[QUOTE="StrongBlackVine"]

Nope. DR3 ran sub 20fps at E3.

StrongBlackVine

Killzone
When it comes to the tricky issue of control and response, Killzone: Shadow Fall currently delivers a largely sub 25FPS experience with v-sync engaged, where a long overview of the forest tests the hardware most. A strong trace of input lag is felt when turning the analogue sticks - a quirk that hangs over from the Killzone 2 days. It's a delay in response that is impossible to ignore after playing snappier low-latency shooters, and at the default 50 per cent sensitivity for the X and Y axis proved tricky to adapt to. Migrating to the new and more shooter-friendly Dual Shock 4 controller isn't the cause here, as this is the only game we test with such problems. Rather, the issue is likely to be the result of latency being built up over the course of a long and complex rendering pipeline.

DriveClub
When questioned, Evolution Studios confirms that it's pushed for a full-fat 1080p presentation, falling in line with all Sony's other leading PS4 titles. Unfortunately, this higher resolution only amplifies the low quality, blurry, flat-looking textures used across this level, which would easily look at home on current-gen hardware. It's also a shame that, while the scenery draw distance is broad, there's an incredible amount of pop-in for trees and waving NPCs as we approach at high speeds...With regards to performance, we're surprised to find DriveClub is running at 30fps with permanent v-sync - an unusual step for any modern-day racer putting heavy emphasis on shaving seconds from lap times. It is noted that 60fps is something the team strives for, but no promises can be made; in the interest of providing a smooth E3 experience it remains decidedly locked at 30fps for now. Alas, even this number isn't held convincingly during our play-testing, and the game dips noticeably below this point - a feeling of 20fps being achieved during doughnut-turns, where lots of tyre friction smoke is produced. Bearing in mind the PS4's next-gen tech (not to mention its 32 ROPs), we're somewhat surprised to see alpha transparency effects still having such an obvious impact on performance. They have no dropped the resolution to 720p and still cannot hit that 30fps mark.

Knack
That's the next-gen hook, but little else is in place to enthrall. The Pixar aesthetic is let down by some muddy image quality, and heavily dithered shadows. We're promised 1080p native resolution here, but Knack doesn't look as crystal clear as we'd expect from such a pixel count - perhaps in part owing to the HDTV settings being used at the exhibition. It's a real disappointment on the grounds of image quality, and while the transparency effect on Knack and the big, beautiful ocean view during the first stage are visual treats, there isn't a whole lot to the rest of stages shown. Certainly, the physics are impressive and technically taxing. All the bits and pieces that whip around Knack indeed feel like individual objects, taking advantage of the game's per-object motion blur. The only problem here is that, despite being a 30fps game in target, we see dramatic frame-rate drops when too many of these pieces go zooming across the screen to form a shell around Knack. To achieve this bullet-point trick, the performance has to take a noticeable hit in the current build. Excluding this effect, the frame-rate isn't smooth for the current built in general, and it stutters even as Knack trots through empty streets unengaged. There's no evidence of tearing, but this choppy motion is surprising given its overtly simplistic visual style. Fortunately it evens out during the later interior stages based around the mansion and cave, but some optimisation is still clearly needed on the game before the PS4's launch.

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OUCH!

Doesn't change the fact DR3 ran terribly. Killzone 3 will likely look better, get better reviews and sell more than DR3.

[QUOTE="StrongBlackVine"]

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

Killzone
When it comes to the tricky issue of control and response, Killzone: Shadow Fall currently delivers a largely sub 25FPS experience with v-sync engaged, where a long overview of the forest tests the hardware most. A strong trace of input lag is felt when turning the analogue sticks - a quirk that hangs over from the Killzone 2 days. It's a delay in response that is impossible to ignore after playing snappier low-latency shooters, and at the default 50 per cent sensitivity for the X and Y axis proved tricky to adapt to. Migrating to the new and more shooter-friendly Dual Shock 4 controller isn't the cause here, as this is the only game we test with such problems. Rather, the issue is likely to be the result of latency being built up over the course of a long and complex rendering pipeline.

DriveClub
When questioned, Evolution Studios confirms that it's pushed for a full-fat 1080p presentation, falling in line with all Sony's other leading PS4 titles. Unfortunately, this higher resolution only amplifies the low quality, blurry, flat-looking textures used across this level, which would easily look at home on current-gen hardware. It's also a shame that, while the scenery draw distance is broad, there's an incredible amount of pop-in for trees and waving NPCs as we approach at high speeds...With regards to performance, we're surprised to find DriveClub is running at 30fps with permanent v-sync - an unusual step for any modern-day racer putting heavy emphasis on shaving seconds from lap times. It is noted that 60fps is something the team strives for, but no promises can be made; in the interest of providing a smooth E3 experience it remains decidedly locked at 30fps for now. Alas, even this number isn't held convincingly during our play-testing, and the game dips noticeably below this point - a feeling of 20fps being achieved during doughnut-turns, where lots of tyre friction smoke is produced. Bearing in mind the PS4's next-gen tech (not to mention its 32 ROPs), we're somewhat surprised to see alpha transparency effects still having such an obvious impact on performance. They have no dropped the resolution to 720p and still cannot hit that 30fps mark.

Knack
That's the next-gen hook, but little else is in place to enthrall. The Pixar aesthetic is let down by some muddy image quality, and heavily dithered shadows. We're promised 1080p native resolution here, but Knack doesn't look as crystal clear as we'd expect from such a pixel count - perhaps in part owing to the HDTV settings being used at the exhibition. It's a real disappointment on the grounds of image quality, and while the transparency effect on Knack and the big, beautiful ocean view during the first stage are visual treats, there isn't a whole lot to the rest of stages shown. Certainly, the physics are impressive and technically taxing. All the bits and pieces that whip around Knack indeed feel like individual objects, taking advantage of the game's per-object motion blur. The only problem here is that, despite being a 30fps game in target, we see dramatic frame-rate drops when too many of these pieces go zooming across the screen to form a shell around Knack. To achieve this bullet-point trick, the performance has to take a noticeable hit in the current build. Excluding this effect, the frame-rate isn't smooth for the current built in general, and it stutters even as Knack trots through empty streets unengaged. There's no evidence of tearing, but this choppy motion is surprising given its overtly simplistic visual style. Fortunately it evens out during the later interior stages based around the mansion and cave, but some optimisation is still clearly needed on the game before the PS4's launch.

from Direct source

 

OUCH!

BlackShirt20

Doesn't change the fact DR3 ran terribly. Killzone 3 will likely look better, get better reviews and sell more than DR3.

Gameplay footage says otherwise. You take the developers word over non-biased sources for Microsoft I guess?

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

[QUOTE="Mr-Kutaragi"] Source engine 720p.Mr-Kutaragi

Ouch i guess? lol

[QUOTE="StrongBlackVine"]

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

Killzone
When it comes to the tricky issue of control and response, Killzone: Shadow Fall currently delivers a largely sub 25FPS experience with v-sync engaged, where a long overview of the forest tests the hardware most. A strong trace of input lag is felt when turning the analogue sticks - a quirk that hangs over from the Killzone 2 days. It's a delay in response that is impossible to ignore after playing snappier low-latency shooters, and at the default 50 per cent sensitivity for the X and Y axis proved tricky to adapt to. Migrating to the new and more shooter-friendly Dual Shock 4 controller isn't the cause here, as this is the only game we test with such problems. Rather, the issue is likely to be the result of latency being built up over the course of a long and complex rendering pipeline.

DriveClub
When questioned, Evolution Studios confirms that it's pushed for a full-fat 1080p presentation, falling in line with all Sony's other leading PS4 titles. Unfortunately, this higher resolution only amplifies the low quality, blurry, flat-looking textures used across this level, which would easily look at home on current-gen hardware. It's also a shame that, while the scenery draw distance is broad, there's an incredible amount of pop-in for trees and waving NPCs as we approach at high speeds...With regards to performance, we're surprised to find DriveClub is running at 30fps with permanent v-sync - an unusual step for any modern-day racer putting heavy emphasis on shaving seconds from lap times. It is noted that 60fps is something the team strives for, but no promises can be made; in the interest of providing a smooth E3 experience it remains decidedly locked at 30fps for now. Alas, even this number isn't held convincingly during our play-testing, and the game dips noticeably below this point - a feeling of 20fps being achieved during doughnut-turns, where lots of tyre friction smoke is produced. Bearing in mind the PS4's next-gen tech (not to mention its 32 ROPs), we're somewhat surprised to see alpha transparency effects still having such an obvious impact on performance. They have no dropped the resolution to 720p and still cannot hit that 30fps mark.

Knack
That's the next-gen hook, but little else is in place to enthrall. The Pixar aesthetic is let down by some muddy image quality, and heavily dithered shadows. We're promised 1080p native resolution here, but Knack doesn't look as crystal clear as we'd expect from such a pixel count - perhaps in part owing to the HDTV settings being used at the exhibition. It's a real disappointment on the grounds of image quality, and while the transparency effect on Knack and the big, beautiful ocean view during the first stage are visual treats, there isn't a whole lot to the rest of stages shown. Certainly, the physics are impressive and technically taxing. All the bits and pieces that whip around Knack indeed feel like individual objects, taking advantage of the game's per-object motion blur. The only problem here is that, despite being a 30fps game in target, we see dramatic frame-rate drops when too many of these pieces go zooming across the screen to form a shell around Knack. To achieve this bullet-point trick, the performance has to take a noticeable hit in the current build. Excluding this effect, the frame-rate isn't smooth for the current built in general, and it stutters even as Knack trots through empty streets unengaged. There's no evidence of tearing, but this choppy motion is surprising given its overtly simplistic visual style. Fortunately it evens out during the later interior stages based around the mansion and cave, but some optimisation is still clearly needed on the game before the PS4's launch.

from Direct source

 

OUCH!

BlackShirt20

Doesn't change the fact DR3 ran terribly. Killzone 3 will likely look better, get better reviews and sell more than DR3.

[QUOTE="Mr-Kutaragi"][QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

Ouch i guess? lol

BlackShirt20

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

[QUOTE="StrongBlackVine"]

Doesn't change the fact DR3 ran terribly. Killzone 3 will likely look better, get better reviews and sell more than DR3.

handssss

Will.......Will doesnt mean anything. I will win the lottery. see what im saying?

Fact is EVERY PS4 game is laggy and choppy. Hell 2 PS4's CRASHED at Sony E3 PC lol.

not interested in call of dead rising.  <---------------------:roll:

Armoured_Mage

you feeling ok brosky
go take a break, you need it BADLY

[QUOTE="handssss"]

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]DR3 according to the developers runs at a constant 30fps and there even upgrading the visuals.

BlackShirt20

Will.......Will doesnt mean anything. I will win the lottery. see what im saying?

Fact is EVERY PS4 game is laggy and choppy. Hell 2 PS4's CRASHED at Sony E3 PC lol.

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

[QUOTE="handssss"] and according to Killzone's Devs, that game will be locked at 30 fps. But go ahead. flippity floppity and go run to DF when they said Dead Rising was also hitting below the target.

handssss

Will.......Will doesnt mean anything. I will win the lottery. see what im saying?

Fact is EVERY PS4 game is laggy and choppy. Hell 2 PS4's CRASHED at Sony E3 PC lol.

[QUOTE="StrongBlackVine"]

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

No, but its light years ahead of what Sony has planned. And at least ALL Xbox One titles can stay at 60fps and 30fps. Unlike those Choppy PoS4 titles such as KZ which dipped below 20FPS constantly as well as DC lol.

BlackShirt20

Dead Rising was running at about 12fps...troll..

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-hands-on-with-xbox-one

"In terms of performance, it's pretty rough game to behold. There's tearing all across the screen, even during menus. Mowing multiple enemies down with a vehicle results in circa 15FPS performance as well - so let's assume the target is 30FPS here. Also, reflections on windows and the checkered floors around cafes update at half the usual frame-rate, which makes the presentation look incredibly choppy. At the Microsoft E3 presser, the game was actually running with v-synced engaged, and it's safe to say that performance was dire - we'd hope that this is comprehensively addressed in time for launch."

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

[QUOTE="StrongBlackVine"]

Dead Rising was running at about 12fps...troll..

stereointegrity

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-hands-on-with-xbox-one

"In terms of performance, it's pretty rough game to behold. There's tearing all across the screen, even during menus. Mowing multiple enemies down with a vehicle results in circa 15FPS performance as well - so let's assume the target is 30FPS here. Also, reflections on windows and the checkered floors around cafes update at half the usual frame-rate, which makes the presentation look incredibly choppy. At the Microsoft E3 presser, the game was actually running with v-synced engaged, and it's safe to say that performance was dire - we'd hope that this is comprehensively addressed in time for launch."

Looks ok.

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"]

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]Fail.....TROLL

BlackShirt20

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-hands-on-with-xbox-one

"In terms of performance, it's pretty rough game to behold. There's tearing all across the screen, even during menus. Mowing multiple enemies down with a vehicle results in circa 15FPS performance as well - so let's assume the target is 30FPS here. Also, reflections on windows and the checkered floors around cafes update at half the usual frame-rate, which makes the presentation look incredibly choppy. At the Microsoft E3 presser, the game was actually running with v-synced engaged, and it's safe to say that performance was dire - we'd hope that this is comprehensively addressed in time for launch."

bought the first one for 360, didn't like it at all, too stressful with its time limits for my taste... didn't bother about nr. 2. The third one looks cool, but I'm not hyped at all. 

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]

It's Dead Rising 3...

The gameplay looked phenomenal...

I loved both the first titles...

I can't wait.

xboxiphoneps3

The game isn't done. :|

Hopefully it will be improved a lot before release. Definitely have V-Sync on please. Can't stand screen-tearing.

Didn't they say they were taking the time factor out of this game?? biggest_loser

http://www.penny-arcade.com/report/article/xbox-ones-dead-rising-3-is-super-serious-about-zombies-and-that-makes-it-hi

Dead Rising 3 has ditched the time limits of the first two games in the series, and you can now save your game anywhere.

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]Didn't they say they were taking the time factor out of this game?? R3FURBISHED

http://www.penny-arcade.com/report/article/xbox-ones-dead-rising-3-is-super-serious-about-zombies-and-that-makes-it-hi

Dead Rising 3 has ditched the time limits of the first two games in the series, and you can now save your game anywhere.

Definitely a good thing IMO. That was a main gripe...though it did make for some pressing moments.

wish xbots had good trolls unlike blackshirt, the bait is to obvious

[QUOTE="R3FURBISHED"]

[QUOTE="biggest_loser"]Didn't they say they were taking the time factor out of this game?? Puckhog04

http://www.penny-arcade.com/report/article/xbox-ones-dead-rising-3-is-super-serious-about-zombies-and-that-makes-it-hi

Dead Rising 3 has ditched the time limits of the first two games in the series, and you can now save your game anywhere.

Definitely a good thing IMO. That was a main gripe...though it did make for some pressing moments.

an interesting caveat:

The timed aspect of the gameplay, as well, as well as save points being limited bathrooms, can be found in the games Nightmare Mode. You can in fact jump between either mode and keep all your items and powers; your progress is linked to your account, not the mode.

Youll have the time really pushing you along, youll be saving in washrooms only, classic Dead Rising. Id say its harder than Dead Rising 1, Josh Bridge, the game's executive producer, told me during our demo. You can hit that right away if you want, but I kind of see it as a new game plus.

During the regular game mode you can explore, save your game, and see everything there is to see without worrying about that ticking clock. It's heresy for fans of the series, but at least you can go back to the punishment of the original system if you prefer.

i am very glad to see the goofiness is still there:

One of the things we did intentionally was make the game look a lot more serious, so when you go and start goofballing it the contrast is more absurd, Bridge explained. Its up to you to photobomb the game. During one sequence the character wears a Blanka mask on his head with a cloth shark costume over the rest of his body.

Didn't they say they were taking the time factor out of this game?? biggest_loser

Probably one of Microsoft`s "Zombies are powered by the cloud, so you need a constant connection for the streaming" games.

[QUOTE="Puckhog04"]

[QUOTE="R3FURBISHED"]

http://www.penny-arcade.com/report/article/xbox-ones-dead-rising-3-is-super-serious-about-zombies-and-that-makes-it-hi

Dead Rising 3 has ditched the time limits of the first two games in the series, and you can now save your game anywhere.

R3FURBISHED

Definitely a good thing IMO. That was a main gripe...though it did make for some pressing moments.

an interesting caveat:

The timed aspect of the gameplay, as well, as well as save points being limited bathrooms, can be found in the games Nightmare Mode. You can in fact jump between either mode and keep all your items and powers; your progress is linked to your account, not the mode.

Youll have the time really pushing you along, youll be saving in washrooms only, classic Dead Rising. Id say its harder than Dead Rising 1, Josh Bridge, the game's executive producer, told me during our demo. You can hit that right away if you want, but I kind of see it as a new game plus.

During the regular game mode you can explore, save your game, and see everything there is to see without worrying about that ticking clock. It's heresy for fans of the series, but at least you can go back to the punishment of the original system if you prefer.

i am very glad to see the goofiness is still there:

One of the things we did intentionally was make the game look a lot more serious, so when you go and start goofballing it the contrast is more absurd, Bridge explained. Its up to you to photobomb the game. During one sequence the character wears a Blanka mask on his head with a cloth shark costume over the rest of his body.

It's really shaping up to be a fantastic game. I will probably play the timed mode just out of habit. :) When I beat it the first time, I'll play through without time. Kinda like a zombie playground. ;)

[QUOTE="stereointegrity"]

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]Fail.....TROLL

BlackShirt20

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-hands-on-with-xbox-one

"In terms of performance, it's pretty rough game to behold. There's tearing all across the screen, even during menus. Mowing multiple enemies down with a vehicle results in circa 15FPS performance as well - so let's assume the target is 30FPS here. Also, reflections on windows and the checkered floors around cafes update at half the usual frame-rate, which makes the presentation look incredibly choppy. At the Microsoft E3 presser, the game was actually running with v-synced engaged, and it's safe to say that performance was dire - we'd hope that this is comprehensively addressed in time for launch."

best next gen exclusive, only on the Microsoft Xbox One!KarateeeChop

[QUOTE="KarateeeChop"]best next gen exclusive, only on the Microsoft Xbox One!Granny_Spanked

Hopefully it will be improved a lot before release. Definitely have V-Sync on please. Can't stand screen-tearing.

tubbyc

The original tears like a mother******. My letsbox is set to 1080p, my TV supports the resolution also. Should I put it to 720p when I play DR?

[QUOTE="Cheleman"]

This... is the best Xbox has to offer? Generic zombie game #152?

:|:lol:

timbers_WSU

[QUOTE="tubbyc"]

Hopefully it will be improved a lot before release. Definitely have V-Sync on please. Can't stand screen-tearing.

Epak_

The original tears like a mother******. My letsbox is set to 1080p, my TV supports the resolution also. Should I put it to 720p when I play DR?

I got rid of the original a long time ago, just didn't like it at all. I remember Resident Evil 5 having screen-tearing when I set the Xbox 360 to 1080p, so then I settled on 720p. So yeah, that might be the way to go for Dead Rising as well.

What a terrible article. 

On a serious note though, any word on if a constant internet connection is required to play the game? They said at E3 the cloud is used to seamlessly stream the world without any loading screens, so I would assume you'd need to be connected for the game to play. 

I'm surprised so many people are excited for this game; I just can't bring myself to care for this title.

There are a few key reactions I enjoy reading on a forum, but my favorite one has to be the "It looked good on a stage demo, amazing game lulz", when the demo they showed attendees at E3 was so bad, it dropped to sub 10fps frequently.

The humour is gone. They put on crazy clothing and stuff but it just felt like it was trying to be humorous, rather than actually being humorous. It's too self-serious with a dull lead character and an awful setting to boot. It's color pallette for key art is a heavy brown, something that just doesn't read all that well imo.

Eh, Xbox fans are going to love this game just because "it's an exclusive, look how amazing it is", but i'm pretty sure this game will probably end up being a 7.5 metacritic at best. Also, Capcom Vancouver hasn't produced a great game ever.

What a terrible article. 

On a serious note though, any word on if a constant internet connection is required to play the game? They said at E3 the cloud is used to seamlessly stream the world without any loading screens, so I would assume you'd need to be connected for the game to play. 

Vari3ty

It could have more color, but i think it looks pretty good!  Shame it's an exclusive.

They ruined the series

Looks to be a disappointing sequal to one of my favorite series of last gen.ArisShadows

http://www.penny-arcade.com/report/article/xbox-ones-dead-rising-3-is-super-serious-about-zombies-and-that-makes-it-hi

^^That article made me more excited for the game, perhaps it will do the same for you?^^

[QUOTE="BlackShirt20"]

[QUOTE="Mr-Kutaragi"] your cloud fail you, please do not cry.Mr-Kutaragi

Kim Jong-un you realize it run at constant never dropping low 60FPS right? Not to mention it a MASSIVE Multiplayer co-op/versus only. PS4 no have power support game like Titanfall. You not understand simple thing like that. Xbox One better then PS4 in many way, everyone with mind know that.

This much better then PS4 game.