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DF/Eurogamer: The making of Gears 5: how the Coalition hit 60fps - and improved visual quality
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i totally agree but it makes that Halo Infinite E3 footage even more underwhelming for me.
I guess they'll concentrate on larger game Worlds with destruction and much improved AI> I really wish it wasn't held back by the XB1 family of CPU's.
The Coalition's success with XB1X sets a good precedent for next-gen. Halo Infinite @ 60fps on Scarlet is going going to be a revelation.
Not noticed this on the PC version of Gears 5 so presumably its only affecting console.
But this is a massive issue in the PC version of Control. Even with everything on max, you can see assets popping in at the sides of the screen when you spin the camera. It's annoying, not quite as annoying as LoD pop-in which has plagued this gen of console games, but it's up there. But yeah, not seeing this on PC at least for Gears 5.
It usually is thankfully about 1% of my articles - I cover PC games. :)
The YouTube channel VGTech used to do comparisons Base Xbox One vs Xbox One S and often the S console had clearly better results in res and performance no point downplaying it
I don't think that this is what I've experienced, because it doesn't really happen at the edges of the screen, and it doesn't look like voids caused by geometry culling, but occasionally I will catch a glint, for lack of a better word, similar to the flashing of objects that can be picked up or interacted with. It doesn't happen very often in Gears 5, but it does happen here and there. However, in Gears 3 it used to happen a lot. I'm not sure what's causing it, maybe it's just a consequence of how the engine handles specularity?
Imo if you're buying a a new Xbox in 2019, the 1X is the only one you should be buying. My original Xbox broke last year and I replaced it with a 1X and it's one of the best decisions I've made. It doesn't matter what type of TV you have, you will benefit from buying a 1X over a 1S.
Forgot exactly which video it was since it wasn't in the title of the video but in the video he did do the tests and also included info in comments especially comparing xb1 to xb1s it was id say couple of months back maybe
I mean, we know where the hardware differs and to what extend so there is likely not much difference anyway.
All i remember was the technical info he shared in comparison was very good in favour of the S more than the minimal difference some people make it out to be maybe you can contact him yourself and find out
Wasn't implying anything different.
Just thought parts of the analysis were more specific and detailed than usual; figured it couldn't be just from observation and The Coalition had already shared some details about their tech with the guys at DF.
Unrelated: 8k is madness, I surely hope no one even starts thinking of going there for another 7 years.
As devs get used to game engines and the engines get better updates and improvments, we start to see massive jumps in quality. Granted, 4K 60 on XBox1X is amazing considering it is up there with God of War in visuals.
Why are you being obnoxious? Large portion of the audience want to know this info, all DF threads here focus considerable amount of energy discussing it. You've got an obvious chip on shoulder, and its not helping the discussion here.
A soviet complaining a dictator about a share of the workload? We can move on from this now.
This was a great article! Always good to see how one technical solution provides a path to solving two others.
This was a great article! Always good to see how one technical solution provides a path to solving two others.
Maybe if a game has no HDR? I thought that they beefed up the GPU a bit mostly to support HDR without sacrificing any performance.
You're thinking of Project Cars 2 and that's the only game where the difference is even quantifiable. It's miniscule and irrelevant otherwise.
