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Mass Effect Legendary Edition to support 60fps on all platforms, up to 120fps on Xbox Series X and 240fps on PC
- Thread starter Raigor
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Looks like someone heard me complaining earlier.
At this point, there is no reason for PS5 users to opt for "Favour framerate".
Also, the choice of wording is interesting- the word "up to" preceding framerate and not resolution gives me pause. Guess DF, VGTech and others will have a field day testing the titles upon launch.
At this point, there is no reason for PS5 users to opt for "Favour framerate".
Also, the choice of wording is interesting- the word "up to" preceding framerate and not resolution gives me pause. Guess DF, VGTech and others will have a field day testing the titles upon launch.
its less noticable than going from 60 to 120, but yes, i can see a difference between 165hz and 240hz.
but only a few games can really do 200+ fps consistentyl even on a 3080, loads of engine bottlenecks and whatnot.
What's your system specs? Only ME1 is seeing large upgrades, I'm interested to see if it has any performance regression as a result too but with the ALOT texture + lighting packs all current games are 60fps 4k on my 1660, with a few drops in certain scenes. I would think that ME2/ME3 would likely see a performance uplift even from moving to DX11 or DX9.
It's the same configuration as the PS4 PRO but with uncapped frame rate in the quality mode.
I think I'll favor image quality for this one, so I'll go with 4k at 60 fps. I'll definitely check out the 120 fps mode though. A very nice option to have!
Diminishing returns but if the engine can handle it, why not. Extremely niche market of course, but basically just a way to say "We support PC".
I'm taking this as confirmation from you, Mass Effect, about the video game Mass Effect
based on some of EA's behavior thus far, I would be shocked if they charged current owners to upgrade. but not truly shocked I guess
If you don't get a locked 60fps at 1080p on a 1070 then this would be a pretty poor port.
yeah that's fair. I'll probably go for 4K and see where my framerate lands after the fact. I'm expecting around 120ish, but it's hard to say since the original Mass Effect ports were capped at 60.
Either way, I appreciate that they updated the games to properly support higher framerates.
uh no don't do that
guess this means I get the blame if the ports are bad? 😅
User Warned: Lazy Dev Rhetoric
I'm sorry, but why can't the PS4 Pro version's fps be uncapped (thus shooting the PS5 version up to, or close to, 120fps)
Seems like lazy development.
I can run the originals at 4K 60fps on my 1070 with mods (might be dips here and there, can't remember as it's been a while and I never got far into 3 in that playthrough). Admittedly that might not be the case here since it's got added effects and whatnot, but I'd be very surprised if a 1070 couldn't do 1080p 60fps.
You are using PS4 APIs and the PS4 SDK. It is literally not offered to the developers as an option to go above 60Hz.
As a dev, there is nothing you can do. That's like asking why there are no AppStore apps which can replace Siri. Can't be done.
I don't get why they can't release a native PS5 version. Apex Legends also still hasn't received a native PS5 update... come on EA.
Can't wait. 4K at 60fps on my series x for me. Hell I may double dip and get it for PC as well later on.
Quality mode is up to 60, which means drops.
Framerate mode is probably rock solid.
framerate mode is up to 60 too. But i understand now why its bigger ress, because its the pro version just unlocked fps. Also up to probably means its there 99% of the time they just covering their ass because of the internet :D
It will feel better and possibly even look better. These remasters are hardly taxing on high end PCs and new consoles, might as well not leave any money on the table.
I like the way every Xbox SKU is looking on that chart. I hope the everything below the Series X holds up well in testing.
Wish I had a 120Hz TV to go with my XSX, but I'll be happy with 4k/60FPS.
Wish I had a 120Hz TV to go with my XSX, but I'll be happy with 4k/60FPS.
