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Alot of XBO morons on here QQ'ing about PS4 frame rate... Must have already forgot...
While all XBO games were running on high end PC... Most PS4 games were running on PS4 dev kits.
I can't wait till XBO launches and we get to see people graphing frame rate and do comparison shots of E3.
DriveClub was announced as a racing game with cars that the studio has gone borderline insane recreating accurately, and even in Sonys E3 build (which it told us is only 35% complete), the results are impressive.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/06/12/e3-2013-challenging-friends-in-driveclub
If this is indeed the case, then the demo at E3 could only have come from the Alpha phase. That means any art assets could be placeholders as well. Likely ported in using Collada or such.
Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though.Alot of XBO morons on here QQ'ing about PS4 frame rate... Must have already forgot...
While all XBO games were running on high end PC... Most PS4 games were running on PS4 dev kits.
I can't wait till XBO launches and we get to see people graphing frame rate and do comparison shots of E3.
Truth_Hurts_U
Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though. A fighting game, a racing game with prebaked effects (and no weather) and a soccer game are stable on X1?! /shocked[QUOTE="Truth_Hurts_U"]
Alot of XBO morons on here QQ'ing about PS4 frame rate... Must have already forgot...
While all XBO games were running on high end PC... Most PS4 games were running on PS4 dev kits.
I can't wait till XBO launches and we get to see people graphing frame rate and do comparison shots of E3.
CanYouDiglt
Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though.
CanYouDiglt
:lol:
Digital foundry...
:lol:
Same people that don't even know how MS came up with 88% yet tried to explain it.
:lol:
Nice try though.
[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]
Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though.
Truth_Hurts_U
:lol:
Digital foundry...
:lol:
Same people that don't even know how MS came up with 88% yet tried to explain it.
:lol:
Nice try though.
You never know, with the power of the cloud and the ESRam blast processing, maybe Forza will have rain.[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though. A fighting game, a racing game with prebaked effects (and no weather) and a soccer game are stable on X1?! /shockedDo you really want to go there? The person that created the PS4 made a game and it is called Knack and it can not even get a steady 30 fps let alone 60 fps. Killzone and Drive Club also are falling short.[QUOTE="Truth_Hurts_U"]
Alot of XBO morons on here QQ'ing about PS4 frame rate... Must have already forgot...
While all XBO games were running on high end PC... Most PS4 games were running on PS4 dev kits.
I can't wait till XBO launches and we get to see people graphing frame rate and do comparison shots of E3.
Shewgenja
You never know, with the power of the cloud and the ESRam blast processing, maybe Forza will have rain.Shewgenja
Trolls eat that stuff up.
Your giving them ideas and they will get fat from them.
:)
[QUOTE="handssss"][QUOTE="ElectricEchoes"]You're judging games half a year before the system is even released and don't even know if they are current builds or not. and I thought Forza was supposed to be a simulator. Shouldn't it try its best not to skimp out on factors like weather that could seriously affect driving in a race? Judging? I merely stated that nobody buys a racing game because it has dynamic weather/crowds. To elaborate, I will purchase a racing game based on how it plays, that's priority. Other contributing factors like weather are good, but if the gameplay is poor I don't care. If you want to moan about people judging games or even systems half a year before release, then please, go search through the threads on SW's and have fun replying. If there is anything to go by, then Forza is an established and proven franchise, arguably the best racing sim of all time. If you give any sort of damn about racing simulation, you'll probably want the cars to behave differently than normal, even by only a little when the goddamn road is wet. Newsflash. It rains. In some places, it rains a lot. Rain is part of racing. So are other different weather patterns. Pretty big deal. I'll give the the crowd comment though. That actually doesn't matter whatsoever.It's a racing game. Who buys a racing game for the weather or crowds. Poor attempt.
ElectricEchoes
[QUOTE="Truth_Hurts_U"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]
Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though.
Shewgenja
:lol:
Digital foundry...
:lol:
Same people that don't even know how MS came up with 88% yet tried to explain it.
:lol:
Nice try though.
You never know, with the power of the cloud and the ESRam blast processing, maybe Forza will have rain. Teh cloud is so useless.It cannot even cause rain:lol:[QUOTE="Shewgenja"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though.A fighting game, a racing game with prebaked effects (and no weather) and a soccer game are stable on X1?! /shockedDo you really want to go there? The person that created the PS4 made a game and it is called Knack and it can not even get a steady 30 fps let alone 60 fps. Killzone and Drive Club also are falling short.CanYouDiglt
Same with that linear, QTE-fest game RYSE. Why can't a linear, inferior graphics game run at a stable 30 FPS like that open-world game with superior graphics called InFamous: SS?
[QUOTE="Shewgenja"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though.CanYouDigltA fighting game, a racing game with prebaked effects (and no weather) and a soccer game are stable on X1?! /shockedDo you really want to go there? The person that created the PS4 made a game and it is called Knack and it can not even get a steady 30 fps let alone 60 fps. Killzone and Drive Club also are falling short. I guess the difference between you and I is that I understand game design and you don't. Optimization typically happens in the last two to three months of a videogame's development. I don't mind "going there" at all. As, by doing so, you are the one putting yourself in the untenable position of betting against world class developers achieving their targets based off of E3 demos for a console that hasn't released yet. I, on the other hand, am judging the product based on those goals instead. If developers wind up short of it, so be it. I don't see the Forza team raising the bar. It's really just as simple as that. It's easy to come first place when you are running against five year olds. In this case, Forza sacrifices things that are generally taken for granted as being in racing games (after all, real races take place in the rain DUH) while trying to sell you on Ghost driver laps and other such "cloud" nonsense. If ever there was a truer Microsoft product, it is Forza 5 from head to toe.
[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]
Killer Instinct, Forza and Fifa are all 60 fps and running on Xbox hardware. You can go read digital foundry. Nice try though.
Truth_Hurts_U
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Digital foundry...
:lol:
Same people that don't even know how MS came up with 88% yet tried to explain it.
:lol:
Nice try though.
*in a few months when digital foundry reports nice things about a game he likes* OH yeah digital foundry!!Do you really want to go there? The person that created the PS4 made a game and it is called Knack and it can not even get a steady 30 fps let alone 60 fps. Killzone and Drive Club also are falling short.[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"][QUOTE="Shewgenja"] A fighting game, a racing game with prebaked effects (and no weather) and a soccer game are stable on X1?! /shockedSonysexual1
Same with that linear, QTE-fest game RYSE. Why can't a linear, inferior graphics game run at a stable 30 FPS like that open-world game with superior graphics called InFamous: SS?
How do you know how linear Ryse is considering you only saw a short amount of the game? Also according to DF only one area of the game went below 30 and the rest was steady. So they only have to work on just a certain area of one stage.*in a few months when digital foundry reports nice things about a game he likes* OH yeah digital foundry!!WilliamRLBaker
I never heard of them till E3... So that is how much I care. I'll just have it in the back of my head... ***Talks out ass*** for reference.
[QUOTE="Sonysexual1"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Do you really want to go there? The person that created the PS4 made a game and it is called Knack and it can not even get a steady 30 fps let alone 60 fps. Killzone and Drive Club also are falling short.CanYouDiglt
Same with that linear, QTE-fest game RYSE. Why can't a linear, inferior graphics game run at a stable 30 FPS like that open-world game with superior graphics called InFamous: SS?
How do you know how linear Ryse is considering you only saw a short amount of the game? Also according to DF only one area of the game went below 30 and the rest was steady. So they only have to work on just a certain area of one stage.So 30 FPS will be the target for linear, non-racing/fighting games on the xbox ONE, correct?
[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"]
*in a few months when digital foundry reports nice things about a game he likes* OH yeah digital foundry!!Truth_Hurts_U
I never heard of them till E3... So that is how much I care. I'll just have it in the back of my head... ***Talks out ass*** for reference.
They are fairly reputable. Them and Lens of Truth have a pretty good track record of keeping their story straight. This story about the ESRam is more of an oddity than anything.[QUOTE="WilliamRLBaker"]
*in a few months when digital foundry reports nice things about a game he likes* OH yeah digital foundry!!Truth_Hurts_U
I never heard of them till E3... So that is how much I care. I'll just have it in the back of my head... ***Talks out ass*** for reference.
*laughs* bullshit, your level 63 on gamespot a good 50 of those levels from system wars posting, DF has been posted here multiple times.How do you know how linear Ryse is considering you only saw a short amount of the game? Also according to DF only one area of the game went below 30 and the rest was steady. So they only have to work on just a certain area of one stage.[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"][QUOTE="Sonysexual1"]
Same with that linear, QTE-fest game RYSE. Why can't a linear, inferior graphics game run at a stable 30 FPS like that open-world game with superior graphics called InFamous: SS?
Sonysexual1
So 30 FPS will be the target for linear, non-racing/fighting games on the xbox ONE, correct?
Why would that always be the target for the X1 when games are already hitting 60 fps unlike PS4 games. Also like I asked before how do you know it is linear when you only saw such a small sample of the game? Also at least that racing game can hit 60 fps unlike PS4's 20 fps racer.*laughs* bullshit, your level 63 on gamespot a good 50 of those levels from system wars posting, DF has been posted here multiple times.WilliamRLBaker
I'm a high level with low post count... Because I don't sit on here all day long trolling or making BS posts.
If you don't believe me fine. I could care less. Hell I don't even know half the people on this damn forum or care to make any friends. I'm just here to look at opinions, make them and read some news that other sites are slow to report on.
I don't look at every Thread or post either. I skim read.
[QUOTE="Shewgenja"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Do you really want to go there? The person that created the PS4 made a game and it is called Knack and it can not even get a steady 30 fps let alone 60 fps. Killzone and Drive Club also are falling short.CanYouDigltI guess the difference between you and I is that I understand game design and you don't. Optimization typically happens in the last two to three months of a videogame's development. I don't mind "going there" at all. As, by doing so, you are the one putting yourself in the untenable position of betting against world class developers achieving their targets based off of E3 demos for a console that hasn't released yet. I, on the other hand, am judging the product based on those goals instead. If developers wind up short of it, so be it. I don't see the Forza team raising the bar. It's really just as simple as that. It's easy to come first place when you are running against five year olds. In this case, Forza sacrifices things that are generally taken for granted as being in racing games (after all, real races take place in the rain DUH) while trying to sell you on Ghost driver laps and other such "cloud" nonsense. If ever there was a truer Microsoft product, it is Forza 5 from head to toe.Oh stop acting like you are level headed considering you have always been a clown. The fact is the X1 has several games already running 60 fps on X1 hardware and PS4 has several games that can not even hit the 30 fps mark. The funny part is at best Sony fans are hoping for 30 fps while X1 is already hitting the 60 fps mark. Well the games release in just a few months so we will see who is right. All I am saying is, the facts surrounding those games is that the most next-gen thing about them may be the packaging the disc comes in.
Well KZ is enough for me. And its a playstation. Do you really think there wont be games for it shortly after?Killzone- Mediocre franchise. Running below 30fps
Knack- Children's game Running at 30fps
Drive Club- Poor man's Forza. Also running at 30fps
What reason is there to buy a PS4 at launch?
Miketheman83
[QUOTE="Sonysexual1"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]How do you know how linear Ryse is considering you only saw a short amount of the game? Also according to DF only one area of the game went below 30 and the rest was steady. So they only have to work on just a certain area of one stage.CanYouDiglt
So 30 FPS will be the target for linear, non-racing/fighting games on the xbox ONE, correct?
Why would that always be the target for the X1 when games are already hitting 60 fps unlike PS4 games. Also like I asked before how do you know it is linear when you only saw such a small sample of the game? Also at least that racing game can hit 60 fps unlike PS4's 20 fps racer.Because a racing game and a fighting game running at 60 FPS is not impressive... The ONE is a weaksauce machine. Why are you even bothering to defend it? The exclusives suck ass (Halo 4 87 metacritic says hi), the multiplats will run better on the PS4 (Confirmed by SONY exec) and the controller is inferior.
They are fairly reputable. Them and Lens of Truth have a pretty good track record of keeping their story straight. This story about the ESRam is more of an oddity than anything.Shewgenja
Lens of Truth now that is a site I know. They do some really good comparison articles. I actually visted their site a few times.
Where as DF I have never been on their site ever. Only recently I've been hearing about them because all the bazzillions of GD troll posts.
[QUOTE="Shewgenja"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Oh stop acting like you are level headed considering you have always been a clown. The fact is the X1 has several games already running 60 fps on X1 hardware and PS4 has several games that can not even hit the 30 fps mark. The funny part is at best Sony fans are hoping for 30 fps while X1 is already hitting the 60 fps mark. Well the games release in just a few months so we will see who is right.CanYouDigltAll I am saying is, the facts surrounding those games is that the most next-gen thing about them may be the packaging the disc comes in.And yet the person that even designed the PS4 is not able to even get a steady 30 fps let alone 60 fps and lets face it Knack is not some huge open world game like Skyrim it is a cartoon linear game. Yet he created how the PS4 would be built.
http://youtu.be/657SvP7T4GU
Just sayin.
[QUOTE="Sonysexual1"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]How do you know how linear Ryse is considering you only saw a short amount of the game? Also according to DF only one area of the game went below 30 and the rest was steady. So they only have to work on just a certain area of one stage.CanYouDiglt
So 30 FPS will be the target for linear, non-racing/fighting games on the xbox ONE, correct?
Why would that always be the target for the X1 when games are already hitting 60 fps unlike PS4 games. Also like I asked before how do you know it is linear when you only saw such a small sample of the game? Also at least that racing game can hit 60 fps unlike PS4's 20 fps racer. Well to be fair you keep bringing up games onn the PS4 that aren't done yet either and act like the PS$ CANT achieve that when its known that the PS4 has more powerful hardware. Do you really think the PS$ is not going to be able to hit 60FPS > That doesn't even make sense. But whatever, I know games on both systems at launch are nowhere near what we'll see in a couple years.Why would that always be the target for the X1 when games are already hitting 60 fps unlike PS4 games. Also like I asked before how do you know it is linear when you only saw such a small sample of the game? Also at least that racing game can hit 60 fps unlike PS4's 20 fps racer.[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"][QUOTE="Sonysexual1"]
So 30 FPS will be the target for linear, non-racing/fighting games on the xbox ONE, correct?
Sonysexual1
Because a racing game and a fighting game running at 60 FPS is not impressive... The ONE is a weaksauce machine. Why are you even bothering to defend it.
Still waiting how you know Ryse is some major linear game? And if 60 fps is not impressive then why is Drive Club dropping to 20 fps?[QUOTE="Sonysexual1"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Why would that always be the target for the X1 when games are already hitting 60 fps unlike PS4 games. Also like I asked before how do you know it is linear when you only saw such a small sample of the game? Also at least that racing game can hit 60 fps unlike PS4's 20 fps racer.CanYouDiglt
Because a racing game and a fighting game running at 60 FPS is not impressive... The ONE is a weaksauce machine. Why are you even bothering to defend it.
Still waiting how you know Ryse is some major linear game? And if 60 fps is not impressive then why is Drive Club dropping to 20 fps?- Doesn't matter if it's linear or not. The fact is, the ONE was struggling to play RYSE during a linear segment while having WORSE graphics than an open-world game.
- Because the game is not even half-way done? Optimizations come at the end.
[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"][QUOTE="Sonysexual1"]Why would that always be the target for the X1 when games are already hitting 60 fps unlike PS4 games. Also like I asked before how do you know it is linear when you only saw such a small sample of the game? Also at least that racing game can hit 60 fps unlike PS4's 20 fps racer. Well to be fair you keep bringing up games onn the PS4 that aren't done yet either and act like the PS$ CANT achieve that when its known that the PS4 has more powerful hardware. Do you really think the PS$ is not going to be able to hit 60FPS > That doesn't even make sense. But whatever, I know games on both systems at launch are nowhere near what we'll see in a couple years. If it is so much more powerful then why are the games performing less? Maybe it is more powerful and maybe it is not as powerful then the X1 as you thought. Also lets not act like we are years away. The games still have to have the finish touches, put on blu-rays, and shipped around the entire world so it is not even like they can work on the games till November.So 30 FPS will be the target for linear, non-racing/fighting games on the xbox ONE, correct?
Heil68
Still waiting how you know Ryse is some major linear game? And if 60 fps is not impressive then why is Drive Club dropping to 20 fps?[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"][QUOTE="Sonysexual1"]
Because a racing game and a fighting game running at 60 FPS is not impressive... The ONE is a weaksauce machine. Why are you even bothering to defend it.
Sonysexual1
- Doesn't matter if it's linear or not. The fact is, the ONE was struggling to play RYSE during a linear segment while having WORSE graphics than an open-world game.
- Because the game is not even half-way done? Optimizations come at the end.
Now you are just not making sense. You said Ryse was a linear game and you could not back up that statement. Also how does it not matter if it is not linear or not? Do you not think there is a difference between a open world game and a very linear game? I personally have no idea what Ryse will be like but you seem to be jumping all over the place about it.Well to be fair you keep bringing up games onn the PS4 that aren't done yet either and act like the PS$ CANT achieve that when its known that the PS4 has more powerful hardware. Do you really think the PS$ is not going to be able to hit 60FPS > That doesn't even make sense. But whatever, I know games on both systems at launch are nowhere near what we'll see in a couple years. If it is so much more powerful then why are the games performing less? Maybe it is more powerful and maybe it is not as much more powerful then the X1 as you thought. Also lets not act like we are years away. The games still have to have the finish touches, put on blu-rays, and shipped around the entire world so it is not even like they can work on the games till November. ok, so you think X1 is magic and can achieve 60fps and the PS4 cant, i feel ya brah. Still getting the PS4 though. :)[QUOTE="Heil68"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Why would that always be the target for the X1 when games are already hitting 60 fps unlike PS4 games. Also like I asked before how do you know it is linear when you only saw such a small sample of the game? Also at least that racing game can hit 60 fps unlike PS4's 20 fps racer.CanYouDiglt
Well to be fair you keep bringing up games onn the PS4 that aren't done yet either and act like the PS$ CANT achieve that when its known that the PS4 has more powerful hardware. Do you really think the PS$ is not going to be able to hit 60FPS > That doesn't even make sense. But whatever, I know games on both systems at launch are nowhere near what we'll see in a couple years. If it is so much more powerful then why are the games performing less? Maybe it is more powerful and maybe it is not as much more powerful then the X1 as you thought. Also lets not act like we are years away. The games still have to have the finish touches, put on blu-rays, and shipped around the entire world so it is not even like they can work on the games till November.[QUOTE="Heil68"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Why would that always be the target for the X1 when games are already hitting 60 fps unlike PS4 games. Also like I asked before how do you know it is linear when you only saw such a small sample of the game? Also at least that racing game can hit 60 fps unlike PS4's 20 fps racer.CanYouDiglt
So why was a linear game with worse graphics and no environmental destructability running WORSE than an open-world game with superior graphics (DF called it CGI-like) and destructibility?
Also, you know jackshit about developing games. The hardest part is setting up the base of the game. For the monopoly game project that I had, we spent 90% of our dev time trying to figure out how to set up the graphics and correctly writing the algorithm for the player's movement. All that made our project approximately 20% complete. The other 80% just came from copy & pasting the different scenarios that might occur with minimal editing. The optimization also didn't take up much time.
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[QUOTE="ElectricEchoes"]
Anyone know why Sony can't achieve 60fps of these firsty party titles? With the apparent hardware advantage surely games should run at 1080p/60fps.
NEWMAHAY
DDR5 has latency issues.
you have no idea what your talking aboutIt's common of xbots to not know what they're talking about.
[QUOTE="Sonysexual1"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]Still waiting how you know Ryse is some major linear game? And if 60 fps is not impressive then why is Drive Club dropping to 20 fps?CanYouDiglt
- Doesn't matter if it's linear or not. The fact is, the ONE was struggling to play RYSE during a linear segment while having WORSE graphics than an open-world game.
- Because the game is not even half-way done? Optimizations come at the end.
Now you are just not making sense. You said Ryse was a linear game and you could not back up that statement. Also how does it not matter if it is not linear or not? Do you not think there is a difference between a open world game and a very linear game? I personally have no idea what Ryse will be like but you seem to be jumping all over the place about it.Your logic sucks. Read it again. Ryse was LAGGING during a LINEAR segment of the game.
[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]If it is so much more powerful then why are the games performing less? Maybe it is more powerful and maybe it is not as much more powerful then the X1 as you thought. Also lets not act like we are years away. The games still have to have the finish touches, put on blu-rays, and shipped around the entire world so it is not even like they can work on the games till November. ok, so you think X1 is magic and can achieve 60fps and the PS4 cant, i feel ya brah. Still getting the PS4 though. :) And I hope you are happy with your PS4 and I am sure you will be.[QUOTE="Heil68"] Well to be fair you keep bringing up games onn the PS4 that aren't done yet either and act like the PS$ CANT achieve that when its known that the PS4 has more powerful hardware. Do you really think the PS$ is not going to be able to hit 60FPS > That doesn't even make sense. But whatever, I know games on both systems at launch are nowhere near what we'll see in a couple years. Heil68
Now you are just not making sense. You said Ryse was a linear game and you could not back up that statement. Also how does it not matter if it is not linear or not? Do you not think there is a difference between a open world game and a very linear game? I personally have no idea what Ryse will be like but you seem to be jumping all over the place about it.[QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"][QUOTE="Sonysexual1"]
- Doesn't matter if it's linear or not. The fact is, the ONE was struggling to play RYSE during a linear segment while having WORSE graphics than an open-world game.
- Because the game is not even half-way done? Optimizations come at the end.
Sonysexual1
Your logic sucks. Read it again. Ryse was LAGGING during a LINEAR segment of the game.
DR3 has issues too, guess the game is going to suck and everyone would be best to avoid it. http://www.gamespot.com/forums/topic/29409849/dead-rising-3-on-actual-xbox-one-hardware-running-at-sub-30fps[QUOTE="Heil68"][QUOTE="CanYouDiglt"]If it is so much more powerful then why are the games performing less? Maybe it is more powerful and maybe it is not as much more powerful then the X1 as you thought. Also lets not act like we are years away. The games still have to have the finish touches, put on blu-rays, and shipped around the entire world so it is not even like they can work on the games till November.ok, so you think X1 is magic and can achieve 60fps and the PS4 cant, i feel ya brah. Still getting the PS4 though. :) And I hope you are happy with your PS4 and I am sure you will be.CanYouDiglt
And I'm sure you'll be disatisfied with that inferior machine with crap exclusives, inferior multiplats and inferior controller.
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